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I never knew about this memorial, and I'm glad you found it, and shared it with us. Your article last week about the tornado was the best I've read.
Barbara - Thank you for such a nice comment! The memorial is lovely, and the flowers are beautiful. The Worcester tornado is one of those things all long-time Worcester residents seem to have a story about. It's nice that people who want to visit the memorial have such a lovely place to go.
I'm still catching up on my blog reading after Jamboree. I loved your two posts on the tornado, and I'm going to look for this memorial the next time I'm at Mom's house. We pass right by Quinsig on the way to her house, and I've never seen this monument. I'm glad you posted it, and I'll be bringing Mom to see it soon.
Heather - Thank you for your comment. FYI, you can see the memorial from the road so you shouldn't have any trouble finding it when you and your mom visit.
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