The women who won the vote for us -- Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Alice Stone, Matilda J. Gage, Carrie Chapman Catt and others... their names should fill memorial walls -- may have given their lives, but they did it without literally shedding their or anyone else's blood to do it.
Good humor and fond stories filled the memorial service.
Radiant blue — that, too, was the color of Ms. Rosoff's eyes, her mother told those gathered inside, a crowd of roughly 300 that filled the memorial chapel end to end.
Today will be filled with memorial services and constant TV coverage, but some of the most poignant remembrances are already happening on Twitter where people are sharing where they were and what they did.
But what stopped me in my tracks wasn't the 60,000-plus crowd that filled the Memorial Coliseum at Saturday evening's opening ceremonies, nor my walking next to American royalty of Kennedys and Shrivers.
When Hunt died in 1895, the architectural press was filled with memorials listing the great achievements of his career.
They pushed their way on foot through the crumbling brick graveyard, which is filled with memorials to Shiite Muslims buried there from far and wide.
A grand Beaux Arts structure and one of the few downtown buildings that were not destroyed in the war, the Stadhuis is filled with memorials to famous Rotterdammers, including the city's most celebrated citizen, Erasmus, who was born there — illegitimately — in 1469.
Conveying a Message of Loss, Grief or Resolve Given New York's role as a national focal point, it is not surprising that the city is filled with memorials to the tragedies of war and other cataclysmic events that have touched many lives.
Dedicated to Nixon's international statesmanship, the all-black room was filled with memorials to the Berlin Wall, Vietnam, his meeting with Mao, and so on.
A 19,000 meter memorial, filled with concrete slabs that are arranged in a grid-like pattern on a sloping landscape.
