The Luce Center for American Art at the Museum stands in his memory, and the Museum's highest honor the Augustus Graham Medal, was awarded to Hank Luce in recognition of his outstanding commitment to the Brooklyn Museum.
Due to his untimely death in 2014, Giger was unable to witness the final printing and binding of his opus magnum, but it stands in his memory as testimony to his prolific output and extraordinary vision.
"We are all his imams, we will stand silent in his memory," he said.
(Any historians have an answer?) Hersh added that another point stood out in his memory of the Lavelle case: Before publishing the first story in the Times in June, I called the general at home it was a Saturday morning—and read the opening paragraphs.
Diab has been participating in the protests since they began, but Friday, which he describes as the "most chaotic day in the world," stands most vividly in his memory.
The month when he started receiving the cash transfer, December 2012, stands out clearly in his memory as a turning point for him and his family; he and his wife, Jenet, are both blind and as a result they had relied primarily on the charity of people in their community for survival.
His body was never recovered; a cross with a simple inscription, erected in his memory, still stands at the summit of the Hut Point promontory.
What stands in the memory -- especially in a work as big and complex as, say, Bach's "St.
Damian Collins, Conservative MP for Folkestone and Hythe and chairman of the Step Short charity, said: "This Memorial Arch stands in memory of all those who served, those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who came home.
It was proposed by the Step Short project - its chairman, the town's MP Damian Collins, explained the significance of the site: "This memorial arch stands in memory of all those who served".
These dispensable objects are a stand-in for our memories, and even the most painful ones can be difficult to surrender.
