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	Protest Chaplains: [http://protestchaplains.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html http://protestchaplains.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html]		Protest Chaplains: [http://protestchaplains.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html http://protestchaplains.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html]

			[[http://www.mydorchester.org/civic_meetings Dorchester Civic Groups]]

	<br/>'''DOCUMENTATION (WHAT WE DO)'''		<br/>'''DOCUMENTATION (WHAT WE DO)'''

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Category:Working groups

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	''Based on: [http://occupyboston.wikispaces.com/Outreach Outreach at wikispaces]''		''Based on: [http://occupyboston.wikispaces.com/Outreach Outreach at wikispaces]''

			[[Category:Working groups]]

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	'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>		'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>
	'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>		'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>
	'''Why:''' Many people at OB were familiar with "Camp Alex," the memorial set up by Carlos Arredondo for his son, Alex, who was killed in the Iraq war. Their other son, Brian, took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. </br>		'''Why:''' Many people at OB were familiar with "Camp Alex," the memorial set up by Carlos Arredondo for his son, Alex, who was killed in the Iraq war. Their other son, Brian, took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. Please join us to commemorate Brian and support his family during this difficult time.</br>
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	'''~~IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION TO HELP DEFRAY FUNERAL COSTS, MAIL TO~~'''<br/>		'''Donations to help defray funeral costs may be mailed to'''<br/>
	Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131		Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131

	'''~~IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEND A CARD DIRECTLY TO THE ARREDONDOS~~, ~~THEIR ADDRESS IS~~:'''<br/>		'''If you would like to send a card directly to the Arredondos, mail to:'''<br/>
	11 Seymour Street Roslindale, MA 02131		11 Seymour Street Roslindale, MA 02131

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	'''IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION TO HELP DEFRAY FUNERAL COSTS, MAIL TO'''
			'''IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION TO HELP DEFRAY FUNERAL COSTS, MAIL TO'''<br/>
	Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131		Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131

	'''IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEND A CARD DIRECTLY TO THE ARREDONDOS, THEIR ADDRESS IS:'''		'''IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEND A CARD DIRECTLY TO THE ARREDONDOS, THEIR ADDRESS IS:'''<br/>
	11 Seymour Street Roslindale, MA 02131		11 Seymour Street Roslindale, MA 02131

	[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]		[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]

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	'''~~Send donations to:~~'''		'''IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION TO HELP DEFRAY FUNERAL COSTS, MAIL TO'''
	Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131		Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131

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	'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>		'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>
	'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>		'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>
	'''Why:''' War has far-reaching effects on soldiers and their families and friends. More soldiers took their own life in each of the last two years, than died from combat. Returned veterans take their own lives at ~~an alarming rate. The stresses on families of soldiers and veterans are great~~, ~~and can lead to unfair pressures. All of this is~~ the ~~fallout of war~~, the ~~true human cost of~~ war~~, that we need to recognize~~. Brian ~~Arredondo~~ took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. But the war is not over, and it never will me. It lives on, in the flows of emotion and memory in the minds and hearts of all who have been exposed to the tearing of the human species by the violence of war.</br>		'''Why:''' Many people at OB were familiar with "Camp Alex," the memorial set up by Carlos Arredondo for his son, Alex, who was killed in the Iraq war. Their other son, Brian, took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. </br>
	<br/>		<br/>

	'''~~Donations are much appreciated and will go towards funeral costs.~~'''		'''Send donations to:'''
			Brian Arredondo Memorial Fund, at The Cooperative Bank, 40 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale, MA 02131

			'''IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEND A CARD DIRECTLY TO THE ARREDONDOS, THEIR ADDRESS IS:'''
			11 Seymour Street Roslindale, MA 02131

	[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]		[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]

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	'''December 24, 2011: Christmas Eve Vigil for Brian Arredondo<br/>'''		'''December 24, 2011: Christmas Eve Vigil for Brian Arredondo<br/>'''
			<br/>
	'''What:''' Candle vigil and short march in memory of Brian Arredondo, and for awareness about the Cost of War<br/>		'''What:''' Candle vigil and short march in memory of Brian Arredondo, and for awareness about the Cost of War<br/>
	'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>		'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>
	'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>		'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>
	'''Why:''' War has far-reaching effects on soldiers and their families and friends. More soldiers took their own life in each of the last two years, than died from combat. Returned veterans take their own lives at an alarming rate. The stresses on families of soldiers and veterans are great, and can lead to unfair pressures. All of this is the fallout of war, the true human cost of war, that we need to recognize. Brian Arredondo took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. But the war is not over, and it never will me. It lives on, in the flows of emotion and memory in the minds and hearts of all who have been exposed to the tearing of the human species by the violence of war.</br>		'''Why:''' War has far-reaching effects on soldiers and their families and friends. More soldiers took their own life in each of the last two years, than died from combat. Returned veterans take their own lives at an alarming rate. The stresses on families of soldiers and veterans are great, and can lead to unfair pressures. All of this is the fallout of war, the true human cost of war, that we need to recognize. Brian Arredondo took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. But the war is not over, and it never will me. It lives on, in the flows of emotion and memory in the minds and hearts of all who have been exposed to the tearing of the human species by the violence of war.</br>
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	'''Donations are much appreciated and will go towards funeral costs.'''		'''Donations are much appreciated and will go towards funeral costs.'''

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	== Announcements ==		== Announcements ==

	December 24, 2011: Christmas Eve Vigil for Brian Arredondo<br/>		'''December 24, 2011: Christmas Eve Vigil for Brian Arredondo<br/>'''
	'''What:''' Candle vigil and short march in memory of Brian Arredondo, and for awareness about the Cost of War<br/>		'''What:''' Candle vigil and short march in memory of Brian Arredondo, and for awareness about the Cost of War<br/>
	'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>		'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>

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	'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>		'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>
	'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>		'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>
	'''		'''Why:''' War has far-reaching effects on soldiers and their families and friends. More soldiers took their own life in each of the last two years, than died from combat. Returned veterans take their own lives at an alarming rate. The stresses on families of soldiers and veterans are great, and can lead to unfair pressures. All of this is the fallout of war, the true human cost of war, that we need to recognize. Brian Arredondo took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. But the war is not over, and it never will me. It lives on, in the flows of emotion and memory in the minds and hearts of all who have been exposed to the tearing of the human species by the violence of war.</br>
	Why:''' War has far-reaching effects on soldiers and their families and friends. More soldiers took their own life in each of the last two years, than died from combat. Returned veterans take their own lives at an alarming rate. The stresses on families of soldiers and veterans are great, and can lead to unfair pressures. All of this is the fallout of war, the true human cost of war, that we need to recognize. Brian Arredondo took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. But the war is not over, and it never will me. It lives on, in the flows of emotion and memory in the minds and hearts of all who have been exposed to the tearing of the human species by the violence of war.</br>

	Donations are much appreciated and will go towards funeral costs.		'''Donations are much appreciated and will go towards funeral costs.'''

	[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]		[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]

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	December 24, 2011<br/>		December 24, 2011: Christmas Eve Vigil for Brian Arredondo<br/>
	Christmas Eve ~~Vigil for~~ Brian Arredondo<br/>		'''What:''' Candle vigil and short march in memory of Brian Arredondo, and for awareness about the Cost of War<br/>
			'''When:''' 6pm on Christmas Eve<br/>
			'''Where:''' Unitarian Church in JP (at the monument, where South Street meets Centre Street)<br/>
			'''
			Why:''' War has far-reaching effects on soldiers and their families and friends. More soldiers took their own life in each of the last two years, than died from combat. Returned veterans take their own lives at an alarming rate. The stresses on families of soldiers and veterans are great, and can lead to unfair pressures. All of this is the fallout of war, the true human cost of war, that we need to recognize. Brian Arredondo took his own life on December 19th, the same day the Iraq War came to a sort of an end, with the troops coming home for Christmas. But the war is not over, and it never will me. It lives on, in the flows of emotion and memory in the minds and hearts of all who have been exposed to the tearing of the human species by the violence of war.</br>

			Donations are much appreciated and will go towards funeral costs.

	[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]		[[Outreach Archives]] and [[Minutes CP Teach-in\|Minutes from the Outreach Teach-in With Cynthia Peters]]