Crash of an Icon

Once a lifeline and a symbol, Chalk's delivered death

A A A Comments (1) By Tamara Lush Thursday, Mar 22 2007

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On a recent February day it seemed everyone was talking about those dreams. People also described crash victims visiting them in their sleep, night after night. Mothers, they say, come to daughters and kiss them to sleep, wives appear to their husbands for another embrace. Genevieve, always a practical lady, has given Felix some advice during her nighttime visits. "Don't care what nobody say," she told him during the dream. "Take care of yourself. Don't worry about me."

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Tyrone Lewis 03/25/2007 1:21:00 PM

Please let Tamara Lush know that this was one of the best pieces of journalism your newspaper has ever done-she is expressive , informative and precise-besides having an enormous humanistic touch-Thanks Tamara-Tyrone