Still the Commish
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Animals/music/humans - in that order. Retired IT Management Consultant. (Not a professional) photographer. Photos my own unless noted. Currently navigating the horror show cancer/insurance world with our daughter.
Animals/music/humans - in that order. Retired IT Management Consultant. (Not a professional) photographer. Photos my own unless noted. Currently navigating the horror show cancer/insurance world with our daughter.
Sharing one of our favorite photos of her, full of the humor, and strength that defined her. Right on Cori! 🤟🏻🤪❤️
With love and gratitude,
Richard and Linda Mayo
With love and gratitude,
Richard and Linda Mayo
June 11, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Sharing one of our favorite photos of her, full of the humor, and strength that defined her. Right on Cori! 🤟🏻🤪❤️
With love and gratitude,
Richard and Linda Mayo
With love and gratitude,
Richard and Linda Mayo
These hard days will continue, but knowing that Cori’s light touched so many people, and seeing the reaction to her passing reminds us how deeply she was loved. We’re grateful beyond words.
June 11, 2025 at 9:50 PM
These hard days will continue, but knowing that Cori’s light touched so many people, and seeing the reaction to her passing reminds us how deeply she was loved. We’re grateful beyond words.
She was a 10 yr. veteran of the Susan G. Komen 3-Day, 60-mile walk to raise cancer funds. Always thinking of others.
June 2, 2025 at 4:42 PM
She was a 10 yr. veteran of the Susan G. Komen 3-Day, 60-mile walk to raise cancer funds. Always thinking of others.
A gathering place and welcoming site of reflection, Angela Two Stars’s sculpture Okciyapi (Help Each Other), unveiled in 2021, makes poetic connections between land, water, language, and people. This is the first public artwork by a Native artist to be featured at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.
May 24, 2025 at 9:09 PM
A gathering place and welcoming site of reflection, Angela Two Stars’s sculpture Okciyapi (Help Each Other), unveiled in 2021, makes poetic connections between land, water, language, and people. This is the first public artwork by a Native artist to be featured at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.