As much as her public contributions, Colleen's legacy is in the tapestry of friendships that will enshrine her in memory.
I hope that we enshrine that day in memory, for certain.
You also get to know the other siblings from a distance: the rakish Brother and Beth, who died young and has of course been enshrined in family memory as the best of the lot.
The late 1960s were a heady time for Vidal, who feuded with William F Buckley on TV during the Chicago presidential convention of 1968 – those debates are enshrined in the memory of most Americans of a certain era.
"The moment is enshrined in my memory as the beginning of my career," Bennett said.
Van Dyck's portraiture makes him a founder of British art - and his vision of the nobility on the eve of the civil war helped to enshrine in the national memory a sentimental image of cavalier royalism.
The Rio Olympic and the Paralympic Games will surely follow suit and become enshrined in our memories as the Games at their very best.
One will be a hero forever, enshrined in our memories -- forever in my opinion -- as the stuff of legend and worship like the Odyssey, the Kon-Tiki, the Vikings, Marco Polo and many other trailblazers from many ages and cultures the world over.
Williams, who built a shrine to Rose in his Key West house, enshrined her memory in many plays, perhaps most notably in the part of Laura in "The Glass Menagerie" (1945).
But the past, enshrined in "House of Memories" and "Storage Unit," also has a hold on the artist, prompting the evocation of paths to enlightenment rather than physical or emotional escape.
And Ms. Greer's contribution to the book serves to enshrine the memory of the man she loved.
