Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, August 10, 1995, Page 4, Image 4

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As the crowd at Skinner Butte Park grew, young and old gathered in
a circle of hundreds of people, all holding hands and singing
Memorial: ‘I hope the
band keeps on rocking’
■ Continued from Page 1
about life."
Some, like l//v.” 57, a long
time resident of Kugene who
arrived at the memorial servo o
at Skinner Butte w earing a tunii
and wreath and tarrying a
mi amort' staff. admit that (.art til
wasn't noted t < > r has ing
plat iti" lifestyle But still, us toy
said, "1 i.ome to bury Caesar "
I Jniversity sophomore and Ihim
ness major Tim Kronn said that
w hen he heart! the news, he w as
kind of bewildered,” and won
dered if the band would go on.
Kronn s Ineiitl Max Smyth, a
Cine Community College fresh
man studying anthropologv. said,
I hope the band keeps on rot k
ing They'll still tie a great band
jerry wants to i arrv on the Dead
forever,”
A mother, i rying and holding
her toddler in her arms. said. ”1
wish I t.tnild explain it to you
One man who refused to s|>e,ik
aloud w iih others at the gather
ing Inter went around and blessed
everyone with sage when the
crowd spontaneously formed a
< in le and linked hands The cir
cle enlarged, inviting more and
more people inside until a ral
lying cry erupted on a three count
with people i ailing out. "Thank
you. Jerry."
''! hope tus memory lives on in
a positive way.' said Noelle
Green ley. University magazine
post-baccalaureate student. "Just
i»s ause vou don't agree with him
doesn't mean you can't appreci
ate that a lot of people are expe
rietirmg a loss You have to
applet iate that whether it's a tug
loss to you or not."
Kugene resident Dave Gili rest
pushed his 1 -year-old son in a
stroller with a sign that said,
"Thanks. Jerry."
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place Monday from 4 to H ill pm
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