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OLIVER VINCENT HIRSCH — Memorial Guestbook

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Name: Mychele Morrill
E-mail address: mychelem [at] hotmail [dot] com
Location: Portland, OR

Comment (Fri Sep 21, 2007):
I remember Oliver and Joan singing at RCP events in the 70's. While I was just a young girl ,
I remember thinking that they were famous (since they were so talented and from somewhere else) and
how special it was to have "guest" performers.

Peaceful thoughts and prayers for surviving friends and family.


Name: Ryan Johnson
E-mail address: peacefulsoldier [at] gmail [dot] com
Location: Nelson, BC Canada

Comment (Thu Sep 20, 2007):
I am a resister of the current war and I want to say i admire Oliver Very much.


Name: Tommy Donovan
E-mail address: feelslikerain9 [at] yahoo [dot] com
Location:

Comment (Tue Sep 18, 2007):
I met Oliver in Seattle in 1975 and I was immediately smitten by his grounded sense of integrity. As
a fellow polical activist I was inspired by his calm determination to be part of creating a more
just and beautiful world. May his dreams and visions prevail.


Name: Cynthia Carpenter
E-mail address: rtwalley [at] verizon [dot] net
Location: Littleton, MA

Comment (Sun Jun 3, 2007):
Oliver, you were always a great guy.The memories, here, attest to that. Full of life, funny, and
deep. Although we lost touch over the years, clearly, your life has had a significant impact on
many that knew you. My memories go way back to Bethesda days, dancing on back porches in mid-day
sunshine, you always laughing. My own son, Oliver, has recently moved to NY--near where you worked
and I went to grad school. My best to your family. Your life is an
inspiration


Name: Nancy Noble Gardner
E-mail address: nancy [at] floppypoppy [dot] com
Location: Slingerlands, NY

Comment (Mon May 28, 2007):
I was very sad to learn of Ollie's passing from our mutual elementary school friend, Cynthia
Carpenter. We had very recently discussed looking Ollie up in NY City, and I'm sorry we never
had the chance to share our journeys.
I feel great admiration for all Ollie accomplished, and I applaud his anti- war work. I'm glad
to learn that his intelligence, creativity and resourcefulness went so far in this world. He was
always his own person. My condolences to his family.

Nancy Gardner


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