He compromised, and focused on a memorial that would keep her memory alive.
But the movement that emerged after his death gives his relatives a sense of purpose, a support network, and a mechanism to keep his memory alive.
"This is something I can do to keep his memory alive". A major portion of the proceeds from the wine sales will go to the Randy Rhoads Charitable Trust, which was created by his mother, Delores Rhoads, who gives scholarships to students studying classical guitar at UCLA and Cal State Northridge.
Whether this gives Mrs. Smith solace seems to depend on her emotional state, which fluctuates wildly day to day, even hour to hour, from grief and pride to a gnawing emptiness then a fierce determination to keep his memory alive.
We have a duty to keep their memory alive at the heart of our collective remembrance".
The IATBR Board constituted the Eric Pas Dissertation Prize in 1998 as a way to keep his memory alive and recognize the best dissertation each year in the field of travel behaviour research.
Steeped in it though I was, I confess that, for much of the 25 years since the Party finally died, I have been suspicious of books and seminars and websites that try to keep its memory alive in a world that has happily moved beyond it.
As New York City's old buildings are torn down or refurbished, Rick Kelly sees a chance to keep their memory alive.
He was a huge influence on modern improvisational theatre and the marathon was a way to keep his memory alive.
Just to keep the memory alive, Dent maintains a replica of the left-field wall at Fenway Park at his school in Delray Beach in Florida.
After losing his wife, Ruby, in 2003 to cancer, Stan Beaton held on to a voicemail greeting to keep her memory alive.
