Kidnappings Return to Haunt Long Ethnic War in Sri Lanka (Types of flowers)
Ledger - Once a year, their families come to lay flowers. In late October came a weeping father, W. A. W. Weerasinghe, to remember his son, Krishantha, who was stuffed into a white van one afternoon more than 16 years ago and has not been heard from since.
Greensburg Daily News - Graveside Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7 at South Park Cemetery in Greensburg with Dr. Lee Riggs officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer s Association, 9135 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, In
Ledger - LAKELAND - A cap, makeshift crosses, a Confederate flag and flowers mark the spot where a Saturday night crash killed one teenager and critically injured two others. "It could've happened to anyone," said Leighann Whitehead, as she kneeled down to
Richmond Times-Dispatch - James Fleming said flowers were a particular passion for his father. "He'd always say give him his flowers now, he can't smell them when he's passed away." Yesterday's fire poses the second fatal mystery for Richmond fire investigators in a week. On
New Jersey Herald - A small cross with pink flowers today marks the spot. Judge Craig Dana repeatedly offered sympathy to the families, and explained the limits of criminal courts versus civil complaints. "This is an accident where there is no crime involved," he said.
Greensburg Daily News - Graveside Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7 at South Park Cemetery in Greensburg with Dr. Lee Riggs officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer s Association, 9135 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, In
Ledger - LAKELAND - A cap, makeshift crosses, a Confederate flag and flowers mark the spot where a Saturday night crash killed one teenager and critically injured two others. "It could've happened to anyone," said Leighann Whitehead, as she kneeled down to
Richmond Times-Dispatch - James Fleming said flowers were a particular passion for his father. "He'd always say give him his flowers now, he can't smell them when he's passed away." Yesterday's fire poses the second fatal mystery for Richmond fire investigators in a week. On
New Jersey Herald - A small cross with pink flowers today marks the spot. Judge Craig Dana repeatedly offered sympathy to the families, and explained the limits of criminal courts versus civil complaints. "This is an accident where there is no crime involved," he said.
