Little wonder that the short summer idylls became prized items in memory, cherished and relived.
For Willie and Alison it's the recollection of those memories that are prized commodities – access to those memories is sadly fading, and it could be a matter of merely weeks or months before the possibility to say those important things to each other is gone.
The Paul Foot award, which was established by Private Eye and the Guardian, is an annual prize in memory of the journalist and campaigner who died in 2004.
Mr. Bobbitt endowed the prize in memory of his mother, Rebekah Johnson, who worked at the Library of Congress before her brother Lyndon B. Johnson entered politics.
Their methods have become standard tools in academic research, and their insights provide guidance for the development of theory as well as for professional investment practice In 1968, the Sveriges Riksbank - Sweden's central bank - established the prize in memory of Alfred Nobel.
We compulsively revisit an episode that shattered a life, or pick at a shard of memory that demands to be prized out of the bedrock of our souls.
But my memory needed refreshing on why exactly egg-sucking competence is so prized.
There were two $500 prizes (both for memory errors), one $1,000 prize (for a cross-orgin bypass), and the first-ever $1,337 prize.
Winning the Aurora prize – a prestigious humanitarian prize founded in memory of the Armenian genocide – was an honour that she says was celebrated enthusiastically throughout the Burundian diaspora.
A year later she was a finalist in the first prize competition in memory of Kathleen Ferrier.
