My husband cherished a memory of Sir Winston Churchill shaking his hand in a chance encounter at the Savoy Hotel after the war.
Naim al-Aswad, the slight 25-year-old owner of the Friends Barber Shop in the Gaza Refugee Camp near Jerash, population 30,000, cherishes a favorite memory of his father, about the fish of Ashdod.
p719 The writer cherishes a lively memory of the rainy days at Hampton, when the seven young Engineer officers, who were lodged in a single Sibley tent, used to amuse themselves by singing the current war and sentimental songs in all sorts of keys, with Reese as the conductor.
Last week in the "Wall Street Journal" Mr. George Shea wrote that unemployment, of which the writer cherishes an unhappy memory from the thirties, is really a sign of good times - "an efficient, expanding economy".
By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, May 2 , 1959P. 33 Last week in the "Wall Street Journal" Mr. George Shea wrote that unemployment, of which the writer cherishes an unhappy memory from the thirties, is really a sign of good times - "an efficient, expanding economy".
His beloved wife Alice, who took care of him like no other human being could have will cherish a lifetime of memories forever.
She leaves to cherish her memory, a devoted family: loving husband of 62 years, Dr. Jerome W. Lorber; beloved children Susan and Matthew Liebman and Sandy and Sheldon Cohen; loving brothers and sister Irving, Charlotte and Harold.
"And the reality is that for some of these players it might be their last, so my message to them was make sure that it was a day that they could remember for the rest of their lives and to be fair they gave us and everyone associated with our wonderful football club a memory to cherish for the rest of our lives". .
That would be the ultimate moment for me and a memory to cherish.
His family and friends honor and cherish the memory of a man who always had a smile on his face.
