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Wallkill Valley Times, Wednesday, July 19, 2017
A community mourns
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Attendees at a memorial service, Saturday, at the Unitarian Congregation in Rock Tavern
write messages of condolences to the families of the 16 service members killed.
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M. Snowden, Julian M. Kevianne, Owen
J. Lennon, Daniel I. Baldassare, Collin
J. Schaaff, Robert H. Cox, William J.
Kundrat, Chad E. Jenson, Talon R. Leach,
Joesph J. Murray, Dietrich A. Schmieman
and Ryan M. Lohrey.
Schaaff, Baldassare, Lennon, Kevianne,
Snowden, Johnson, Hopkins, Elliot and
Goyette all held stations at the Stewart
Air National Guard Base., six others
were stationed at Camp Lejeune in North
Carolina as was the one Navy Corpsman
on the aircraft. The aircraft departed
from the Stewart Air National Guard
Base before arriving in North Carolina,
only to crash in Mississippi en route to
California.
In wake of the tragedy,
a vigil was held Saturday
by the Rock Tavern
Unitarian Universalists
Congregation Members
of the community, public
officials, grieving families
and organizations such
as the Red Cross and the
Hudson Valley Honors
Flight were present at the
July 16 ceremony.
“We come together this
evening to remember,
and to mourn,” said
congregation member Terri Pahucki.
“Shared sympathy and understanding
binds us together.”
Held in the liberal religious community
sanctuary, the ceremony, although
well-attended, maintained an intimate
and unifying atmosphere. Reverend
Chris J. Antal called upon 16 members
of the congregation who felt so moved
to participate in the ceremony. Those
16 were each given a white candle, lit
in memory of one service member who
passed.
Between the sounds of a tibetan
singing bowl, sniffles from the crowd
and footsteps up to the platform, Antal
called out the names of the service men,
assigning each candle bearer to represent
one of the deceased.
Antal guided the congregation to call
upon their chosen
higher
power
for
meditation and prayer.
As Antal asked these
powers to bring peace
upon grieving families,
the
congregation
replied with “hear our
prayers.”
“As a community, we
have to come together
to share our pain just as
we share our healing,”
Antal said. “Ritual
allows people to come
into a space where
physical movement and
routine helps them move through the
grief process.”
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