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individuals who do these sort o f things to
learn love for them selves and respect for their
life. T h en they will have som e respect for
other people’s lives.
G eneration after generation for decades
end up cannibalizing the next generation for
lack o f guidance, self-love, self-respect and
having an “education” that barely enables m il­
lions o f “educationally challenged” to read the
Time for a
financial check-up
or a
second opinion?
words off some hate-filled “rap” C D holder.
Making excuses for the violent actions of oth­
ers— be they family, friends or, to use one of the
endless moronic abbreviations in current nomen­
clature, “best buds”— is not going to change any­
thing. Silence is not “cool.” Silence indirectly con­
dones such actions and will result in only more
dead kids, dead parents, dead older people....
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Portland General Electric presents
NEW FRONTIERS IN
DIVERSITY
DIVERSITY SUMMIT 2004
Gail Ann Dresner (left) and Dolores
Linda Foglio were married by Dennis
Lawrence at 3 p.m. March 7. The wedding
was held at their home in Beavercreek. Pres­
ent were many friends and family as well as
their two Belgian draft horses and assorted
farm animals and beloved dogs, Lucky and
Rosie. The couple, who have been together
10 years, honeymooned in Germany and
Italy last month.
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Bob Berger (left) and Dave Ressler were
united in marriage March 5, gaining legal
recognition for their nine-year commitment
to each other. The Rev. Kurt Granzow offici­
ated in the lobby of Keller Auditorium.
“ The 4 1 /2-hour wait for license and cere­
mony were nothing compared with the joy of
finally tying the knot,” the couple told Ju st
O ut. “ What a great day for us all!”
ready to face the challenges of the 21st century at PGE's Diversity
Summit 2004. It's an opportunity for anyone interested in diversity
issues in today's workplace. Register online to attend classes with
worldwide leaders in diversity issues, network with the region's
top organizations, and learn from outstanding keynote speakers.
Keynote Speakers
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Madame Jehan Sadat.
world-renowned peace and
civil-rights activist and widow
of the late Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat
O re go n
C o n v e n tio n Center
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Judy Shepard, champion of
hate-crime legislation in
memory of her slain son
Matthew Shepard
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Mark Williams, author of the highly acclaimed book
10 Lenses: Your Guide to Living and Working in a
M ulticultural World
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Mitch Zahn (left) and Steve Wagenhoffer
were married March 3 at One with Heart.
The ceremony was officiated by the Rev. Z.
Arthur Buck Jr. of United Church of Christ.
Zahn has a master’s degree in public
administration from University of M assachu­
setts in Amherst. He is the H IV prevention
manager with the Oregon Department of
Human Services.
Wagenhoffer has a bachelor’s degree in
business marketing from Golden Gate U ni­
versity and is a former public school adminis­
trator. He stays at home raising the couple’s
children, Alex and Scotty, both 9. He also is
a community volunteer and serves on the
Love Makes a Family board of directors.
The couple, who have been together 12
years, encourage donations to Love Makes a
Family and to the political campaigns of
Multnomah County Chair Diane Linn and
Commissioners Maria Rojo de Steffey, Serena
Cruz and Lisa Naito.
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Lizajane Gray would like to announce
that her mothers, Sarah Gray (left) and Car­
rie Andrews, were married March 8. The
ceremony took place on the grounds of
Union Station. A reception followed at the
office of Love Makes a Family. In lieu of
gifts, the family requests that donations be
made to Love Makes a Family.
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