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A very good piece of news is that at nearly all our stops we meet people in their 20’s who are energetically beginning lives of peace and justice advocacy. They were eager to learn about drone warfare and the larger issues mentioned throughout this report. They are putting in work to back their beliefs, they are inspiring. A moment that made us very happy and hopeful came on the street corner in Dayton where we had erected the drones for the Urban Nights festival. Two couples in their 20s rushed over to us to thank us for being there, giving us high-fives and hugs. We’re going to win. __________ ______________ Thanks to those in Ohio, Pennsylvania in Virginia who worked with us and to those who helped prepare this report: Harriet Ackerman Beth Brockman Peter Crownfield robert Daniels II Ralph and Christine Dull Katalin Fabian Bill and Susan Frankel-Streit Bob Fritrakis Steve and Rose Fryburg Ingrid Guerci Peg Hanna Alexandra Hendrickson Phillip Logan Jim Lucas Logan Martinez Suzanne Patzer Peter Ray Bob and Carmen Riggs Mark Stansbery Lloyd Steffen Nancy Tate Thanks also to organizers from the earlier portions of our tour: Michael Diamond Cindy Farquhar 40
Jane Kurinsky Peter Lems Max Obuszewski Malgot Schmidt and Barry Kissin Georgina Shanley and Steve Fenichel Bob Smith Thanks especially to those at our home base of WESPAC Foundation, in Westchester County, New York, who have assisted in so many ways, in fund-raising and outreach and encouragement. Thanks to Nada Khader, WESPAC’s Executive Director. Thanks also to Enrico Rodrigues who has so faithfully kept www.knowsdrones.com up to date and helped with our flyers. Finally, a special thanks to WESPAC board member Gayle Dunkelberger, who has started a tag sale store in her garage in Katonah, NY, to assist in funding the tour and the building of drone replicas. Gayle Dunkelberger, holding a blue donation bucket, at her tag sale store on opening day, September 28, 2012, accompanied by: (l to r) Nick Mottern, Montana Hooker, Martha Conte, George Guerci, Nora Freeman and Christiana Hooker. Photo by Andrew Courtney. Ohio/Pennsylvania Tour press coverage: 41
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