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Gary Bellow(1935-2000)A Memorial of Memories
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I know that there are many out there grieving at the loss of a remarkable friend, others grieving the loss of someone who pressed forward with such energy and skill and passion the things he believed in. Perhaps the web site will be a place for them to share and regroup. For those working hard and with imagination and humor at the things Gary cared about, whether or not they know him or of him, I hope these remembrances will be an encouragement to keep going.
Jeanne Charn, April 20, 2000
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Gary Bellow, friend, mentor, teacher, and inspiration to generations of activist lawyers and advocates for justice for the poor, died April 13, 2000.We offer these memories in honor of his achievements, his humanity, his energy, his vision and his moral and political clarity, and as our pledge to carry on his struggle.
Gary's Law School Classmates have generously made possible a more concrete memorial, the Bellow Sacks Access to Civil Legal Services Project, an ongoing project which will apply the searching questions Gary always asked about the Legal Services movement, to the context of today's struggle for access to justice.Just Released (December 2005)Civil Legal Assistance for All Americans, The Report of the Harvard Law School Bellow-Sacks Project on the Future of Access to Civil Legal Services Cover (Large File), Table of Contents, Text Body On
June
18 to 20, 2003, the Bellow Sacks Project will be hosting the 2003
Meeting
of the
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Memorial donations may be sent to:
1566 Beacon Street, Brookline, MA 02446 |
In memory of Gary Bellow 122 Boylston Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 |
Memories and Reminiscences including from the April Funeral
Interviews with, and Writing by, Gary (Now Including Turning Solutions into Problems [1977])
The Beginings of an Archive of the Legal Services Center
More Information about the Hale and Dorr Legal Services Center Today
All Contents, Copyright Reserved 2000