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Miriam's World --and Mine
Miriam's World --and Mine
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Mother of Bombing Victim Chronicles Journey from Grief to Grace Despite Justice Undone and Political Betrayal.
“I plan to sing and dance my way through life, become internationally famous and live happily ever after,” Miriam Wolfe wrote in her high school yearbook. But her dreams ended brutally in December 1988. Returning home from a Syracuse University semester in London, she died in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Join Rosemary on her jagged journey from the grief of losing her only child to renewed courage inspired by Miriam’s legacy of love, humor, idealism—and a zillion friendships! Miriam’s World—and Mine brings us up to the present, revealing the harrowing Pan Am legal crises. Most anguishing of all is the convicted Libyan bomber's release, truly a betrayal of the 270 Flight 103 victims. How can a mother let go of anger when governments value politics over the lives of our innocent loved ones?
But wrapped around these nightmares, you’ll find comfort and joy in the array of families’ memorials: scholarships, sculptures, a baseball field, and the Syracuse University Remembrance Quilt. Curl up with Miriam’s wisdom and wit in her entertaining stories, poems, diaries and essays.
“I plan to sing and dance my way through life, become internationally famous and live happily ever after,” Miriam Wolfe wrote in her high school yearbook. But her dreams ended brutally in December 1988. Returning home from a Syracuse University semester in London, she died in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Join Rosemary on her jagged journey from the grief of losing her only child to renewed courage inspired by Miriam’s legacy of love, humor, idealism—and a zillion friendships! Miriam’s World—and Mine brings us up to the present, revealing the harrowing Pan Am legal crises. Most anguishing of all is the convicted Libyan bomber's release, truly a betrayal of the 270 Flight 103 victims. How can a mother let go of anger when governments value politics over the lives of our innocent loved ones?
But wrapped around these nightmares, you’ll find comfort and joy in the array of families’ memorials: scholarships, sculptures, a baseball field, and the Syracuse University Remembrance Quilt. Curl up with Miriam’s wisdom and wit in her entertaining stories, poems, diaries and essays.
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