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...Tyre where he was being treated. We had spoken in July 1993 after the Israelis bombed his house during an earlier offensive, breaking both his legs. "In 1993 you took my picture," he said. "My wife Zeinab was standing beside me. She died in Qana." His children and grandchildren also died there. "I saw my children scattered like dead sheep around me," he said...
...they all had the stance that all baseball players take. For most of them, the Beanpot is the only time they will ever be in a Major League ballpark without paying. And what they will tell their grandchildren is not the score of the game, but how they took "the stance" on a Major League baseball field...
Russell tells of how seven-year-old Molly Struzziery, one of Russell's nine grandchildren, proudly informed a classmate last week that her grandmother was the mayor...
...Campbell and stepfather, Clyde Campbell of Columbia, S.C.; a daughter, Virginia Wilkins of Madison, Conn; two sons, Robinson of Madison, Conn. and Richard of Wayland, Mass.; two sisters, Joan Underwood of Columbia, S.C. and Mary Lynn Musgrove of Columbus, Ohio; a stepbrother, George Campbell of Levonia, Mich.; and five grandchildren...
Powell recalled seeing Dan Quayle on TV one night saying that if any member of your family is against your running, don't do it. Powell knew that for the first time in 33 years, his family had a husband and father, someone who was around for the grandchildren. In the final days, it was also becoming clearer that Alma's opposition was "deep, heartfelt, immutable," says Armitage. "And without his family's being squared away, I don't see how he could develop the necessary passion...