So it's important to go on and always think about her and preserve her memory, and that's what I've done".
But at the time these monuments were established, the whole country was supposed to be Diana's shrine; the newly sensitised national character and humbled condition of the royal family would preserve her memory.
Though the star was the main attraction of the day, indulging the crowd with her wit and charm, the statue unveiled beside her would do far more to preserve her memory in Minneapolis – the city where the feisty, single, career-oriented newswoman Mary Richards would advance the cause of feminism and inspire women nationwide.
Elda took Freya's program, which included her mind and memories, into herself to preserve her memory.
My wife is dead". Then, as if to preserve her memory, he pronounced her name with traditional Russian formality"Galina Nikolayevna"--before hurriedly turning away.
The one that was gifted to us as an early baby gift to celebrate her life, I instead used to preserve her memory and attempt a glimpse at hope, new life, and inspiration.
I decided that, as her (I hoped) favourite grandchild, it was my duty to preserve her memories.
The manuscript narrates her weight loss while attempting to preserve her memories of family and her Hollywood heyday as she undergoes memory-sapping electro-convulsive shock therapy for chronic depression.
In the remaining decades of her life, Lucretia dedicated herself to her children and to preserving her husband's memory.
But Dr. Shabazz, devoted to preserving her husband's memory, often had to leave town, sending the boy to stay with an aunt, who in turn would send him to a friend -- a door-to-door cycle he hated.
For 60 years Emily preserves her husband's memory and sacrifices her own dreams as she stoically continues to await his return – only to face the eventual discovery in the Arctic of his frozen, preserved corpse.
