Extraordinary, compassionate teacher and friend, she is survived by her beloved partner Elayne P. Feldstein, cherished daughter Jenny Brownell, grandson Hector James Ortiz, great-grandson Jayden, nephew Randolph H. Brownell III, extended family of Julia Allan, and all those whose lives she touched.
She was the most extraordinary loving, kind, compassionate and charitable person.
Intelligent and beautiful, compassionate and generous; an extraordinary person with boundless energy and a talent for bringing out the best in everyone.
Holder also said the department is expanding a policy for considering compassionate release for inmates facing extraordinary or compelling circumstances, and who pose no threat to the public.
The United States Sentencing Commission has identified several extraordinary and compelling reasons that could justify compassionate release: terminal illness, a permanent physical or mental condition, impairment due to old age, the death or incapacitation of a family member who has been solely responsible for the care of the prisoner's minor children.
He will be remembered by all at amfAR for his extraordinary commitment to the fight against AIDS and his compassionate care of those living with the virus.
WASHINGTON — The federal Bureau of Prisons could save taxpayer money and reduce overcrowding if it better managed a program for the "compassionate release" of inmates who are dying or facing other extraordinary circumstances, according to a new report by the Justice Department's independent inspector general.
But, in fact, the three very difficult human stories reflect the extraordinary complexity of different end-of-life decisions which may all be taken on compassionate grounds but will not necessarily be helped by the DPP's new guidelines.
I saw a dedicated and compassionate mother whose love for her children is as real as the love my extraordinary wife, Lauren, gives our two children and me.
The excellent compassionate care our children and my husband and I received from the doctors and nurses there was extraordinary.
From what we learn about Allwill, since early age, out of sheer natural impetuosity, he was given to some most extraordinary behaviour — the kind that would have appeared to an outside observer as indicative, at times, of a noble and compassionate frame of mind; at other times, of sheer foolishness.
