Dawn's Stars

Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 11:53 pm

Some of Dawn's co-workers had a star named after Dawn. The star is in the constellation Sagittarius, which was the sign of the zodiac that Dawn arrived and departed under.

Their gift included a brief message:

Dawn was a beautiful woman

and we were all lucky to have

had time with her. With much

love, Janelle and friends at CTB.

Thank you CTB

Update

Another of Dawn's friends and co-worker didn't know about the first star, and as coincidence would have it, also had a star named for Dawn. It's in the same constellation Sagittarius.

Thank you Jason.

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Dawn and Chris's Dad

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 2:05 pm

I was going to do the exact same thing, I'm so glad that this has been done for her. She's twinkling up there now along with the star known as "John & Ashley" in the Monocerous (aka Unicorn) constellation...

This is my first post to this forum, I finally have the courage to start to read through it and be reminded, yet again, of her great spirit that touched so many people in such personal and loving ways.

I will try to post again soon, working through this takes the strangest bumps and turns..........

She is with me ever but I so wish I could talk with her about this.

I am thinking that I would like to have a small plaque made for the rock upon which she was sitting... Robin & Elaine & Chris, do you think this is something that could be done?

Love, Ash

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2004 5:25 pm

Ashley,

I think that would be very appropriate. We could publish an entire scroll there.

My brother-in-law is a third generation granite and marble business man. He has a machine that inscribes into marble plaques and could make something like this for us.

I imagine we should all talk about what to inscribe and such...

The bench idea wasn't that bad either...as long as people who visit there are reminded how dangerous of a spot they are visiting.

Chris

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Chris

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