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2008 Recognition Night
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Network for Peace through Dialogue held its annual Recognition Night October 30, 2008. The theme was Instruments of Peace, based on St Francis prayer, “Make me an Instrument of Peace”. Prior to the evening, dozens of our faithful and generous supporters made the following contributions as Instruments of Peace:
where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon;
With a gift of $10,000 or more:
Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary-(Eastern American Province)
where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light;
With a gift of $2,500 or more:
Hallie Cohen and Francis Levy
and where there is sadness, joy.
With a gift of $1,000 or more: |
Peter Baker
Joana Battaglia
Cathy Callender
Ann Flynn
Marymount School |
Margaret Ann Mitchell
Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary-
(Western American Province)
Leslyn & Don Rigoni
Alice Rivlin |
To be understood as to understand
With a gift of $500 or more |
Anonymous
Church of St Joseph-Bronxville
Helen Corbie
Suzie & Bill Crabtree
John Dorgan
Catherine Douglass
Laura Fernandez |
Marie &John Foley
Jack & Christa Kanet
Kathie Kuhlman & John Haggerty
Tom Marti MM
Bill Prince
Mary Yelenick |
For it is in giving that we receive
With a gift of $250 or more |
Negash Abdurahman
Susana Acosta
Judith Cox
Carroll & John Follas
Holy Trinity RC Church
Steven Koenig
Maria Maccarone
Ursula Mahoney
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Louis Martarano
Jim Murphy
Jim O’Brien
Neil O’Connell OFM
Courtney Smith & Sylvanus Shaw
Aggie Ritchey
Beverley Rouse |
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The night itself was a grand event!

Honored was Maria Volpe Professor of Sociology, Director of the Dispute Resolution Program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. With great enthusiasm Maria shared her “Make Talk Work” project with young people and their plans to promote their series of bookmarks on how to make talk work: i.e. “Use Silence to listen and hear more. Take time to think. The Network for Peace honored Maria as an educator for justice, a promoter of dialogue and as a networker for peace.
Also honored was Leo A Corbie posthumously who was a beloved friend and supporter, a multi-talented man who graciously shared his gifts with others. For many years he shared his gift of music and love of jazz with us at celebrations and Recognition Nights. .Helen Corbie spoke so graciously for the family in receiving the plaque in which Leo was declared an “Instrument of Peace” and Roni Ben-Hur who played with him at Network events played a special piece in his honor. Guy Bennett from Christies magnificently led the live auction.
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