Pellowski

I once heard Anne Pellowski say, based on her years working at UNICEF, that children living in wartime or under other violent conditions, generally draw the same pictures as children living under peaceful conditions (e.g. family members, flowers and trees, and those houses with the smoke curling out of the chimney).

Both Sides Now. Really? Roger Sutton 2006

Wow, K. T., that Pellowski story is quite incendiary!

Both Sides Now. Really? Roger Sutton 2006

A life remembered: Pellowski was a one-man band when it came to local fundraising

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Pellowski was born June 5, 1944, and later married Judy Storvseen.

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A life remembered: Pellowski was a one-man band when it came to local fundraising

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Ten dollars here, 20 dollars there, Pellowski scraped together cash selling memorial bricks and miniature American flags, holding pork chop dinners, raffles, chickencues and bingo games.

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When the situation grew dire and the life support was removed, Pellowski somehow recovered, though he lost the leg.

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Like the soldiers he strived to honor in Veterans Memorial Park, Pellowski is remembered as a man always willing to do for others.

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A life remembered: Pellowski was a one-man band when it came to local fundraising

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A life remembered: Pellowski was a one-man band when it came to local fundraising

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