Anne Conley In 1976 Pat DeCarlo (see Tribute before) helped organize an alternative celebration of the country’s founding called “A Bi-Centennial Without Colonies.” My role was getting hot meals from a local Philadelphia food co-op to those getting off … Continue reading
Pat DeCarlo Pat DeCarlo, in 1974, was the brand-new Managing Attorney at Camden Regional Legal Services’ Bridgeton, NJ office, the first woman of Puerto Rican descent to graduate from the Univ. of Pennsylvania Law School, and a classmate of … Continue reading
Judy, Lance & Ira I started law school … Continue reading
Jim Littrell and the Voyage House Gang Finding a niche in The Movement in the summer of 1972 was a 9,000-mile journey from Saint Paul, MN to Strawberry Lake, CO, to Miami Beach FLA, back west to Berkeley, CA, … Continue reading
Margie, Rocky & David (The first in a series of 20 chapters tributing my friends) All through my college years it was the constancy of summers off and then back to school; and – if she ever reads this – … Continue reading