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Howard Harris Dies - More Testimonials AddedPermalink +
Wed, Nov 12, 2014, 12:51 pm // John Servais
Posted Nov 9
Howard Harris, lifetime Friend, founder of the Whatcom Peace Vigil at the Federal Building during the Vietnam War, and first recipient of the Howard L. Harris Lifetime Peacemaker Award, died peacefully in his sleep on Thursday, Nov. 6 at home, with family members around him. He was 97. His faithful presence in worship will be deeply missed for a long time to come.
The Harris family has asked the Friends to help organize a memorial service for him. (No date yet.) Note: NWCitizen will post info when available.
Please hold Howard and his family in the Light.
Updated Nov 12.
OBITUARY - Howard Leroy Harris
Howard Leroy Harris was born on October 9, 1917 to Leroy and Leona (Miller) Harris at Hereford, Texas, where his parents and grandparents were pioneering wheat farmers in the Texas "panhandle." When he was two years old they moved back to Iowa where he grew up on the farm that had been bought by his grandparents in 1887. He acquired degrees from the University of Iowa, the University of Missouri, and Hartford Theological Seminary. A life-long Quaker, he was a conscientious objector in world War II and peacemaking and war resistance was a theme that informed and activated his entire life. Child rearing without punishment, and education that enhances natural creativity and curiosity instead of regimented schooling, became a major concern in his life, growing out of both anthropological research and the Quaker experience of spiritual growth.
Howard met Rosemary Crist in 1943 when they were both working at the American Friends Service Committee work camp at Flanner House in Indianapolis, Indiana, and they were married there in May of that year. During the summer of 1943 they took a 600 mile honeymoon bicycle trip through Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Howard taught botany at Friends University in Wichita, Kansas, for three years, spent five years in the pastoral ministry in Congregational and Friends churches, and six years counseling at Whitman Junior High school in Livonia, Michigan. He taught anthropology for three years at San Fernando Valley State College (now California State University at Northridge), and in 1966 became Associate Professor of Anthropology at Western Washington State College (now Western Washington University), and continued in this position until his gradual retirement 1986-1992. He continued to teach correspondence courses in anthropology until the summer of 2014. Teaching anthropology gave him great satisfaction. He often said that he was fortunate to get paid for doing what he loved to do anyway. A life-long conservationist, hiking and backpacking, especially in mountainous terrain, was a major joy. The photo included in this obituary was taken on his 97th birthday up at Artist Point near Mt. Baker. In December of 1966 he and Rosemary, along with a friend, started the Peace Vigil in downtown Bellingham, which still continues today. In 2005 he was the first recipient of the Howard Harris Lifetime Peacemaker Award, named in his honor.
Rosemary died on January 1, 2009 and their granddaughter, Anna Rosemary, died on April 2, 2013. He is survived by his sister, Fern Glass of Tallassee, Alabama; his six children: David, Heather (Andrew) Ezrre, Holly, Timothy (Ellen) and their daughters Sophia and Emily; and Stanley (Karen) and their children Geoffrey (Jennifer), Nicholas, Althea, Thomas, Alexander and Violet, all of Bellingham; and Stephen (Margaret) of Newton, Iowa and their children Elizabeth, Katharine, Benjamin (Roslyn) and Mary (David); and seven, soon to be eight, great-grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
A memorial service will be held at 2:00 on Saturday, December 13 at the First Congregational Church in Bellingham. Memorial gifts may be sent to the Whatcom Peace and Justice Center, P.O. Box 2444, Bellingham, WA 98227; The American Friends Service Committee 1501 Cherry St., Philadelphia, PA 19102; or The Friends Committee on National Legislation, 245 Second St. NE, Washington, DC 20002.
You can share your memories and leave a comment - or just read the comments - at the Whatcom Cremation and Funeral website.
Also on Nov 12, we are adding these testimonials.
Barbara Z. Rofkar:
Howard Harris was always a teacher, mentor guide for behavior on how one becomes a truly authentic human being! He taught with a love for humanity no matter where one was born or the culture in which they were raised. He saw the value of all 'souls' to which the creator gave life and he would protect their right to exist. He did this through the respect he exhibit toward nature, children, students, adults or anyone who would engage in real discussion not just diatribe for a certain ideology. He was my professor at WWU for a number of classes which engaged us in a way that would encourage one to explore one's beliefs using the critical measurement of putting oneself into another's shoes. His intention was to allow our experiences to become the wisdom for a world we would work to create in the image of what we wanted for humanity. Competition was challenging ourselves to live what we believed. When my mind goes to who Howard was, the first thoughts are humane, gentle and a fierce believer in the potential of humanity to be a force for good toward the world and each other.
James Loucky:
Howard's understanding of the need to listen to children colored his broader views of how a peaceful world is possible. He saw how punishing related to wider violence in society, and even to the ultimate violence of war. Never a harsh word, never a loud voice, and to his last days grateful. He walked Ptarmagin Ridge nearly into his 80s, graciously spoke to classes when invited, especially to share his learning and love of children.
Shirley Osterhaus:
I knew Howard at Western Washington University as a professor with a long and steadfast commitment to non-violence and a history of doing conscientious objection counseling. After having taken training in CO counseling myself, my more direct connection of working with him was at the start of the Iraq war in 2003 when many of the young college students feared a draft and we were meeting with lots of young men wanting to start their paperwork for CO. Then of course, I was always inspired in seeing him at the Peace Vigil in front of the Federal Building that he began during the Viet Nam war. I don't recall how many years ago this was but he was definitely up there in years (maybe 5-6 years ago), that I saw him with members of his family slowly hiking up at Artist's Point and I thought--wow--I want to be doing this at that age too. I believed he hiked a lot and loved the mountains and outdoors.
Ellen Murphy
Two men who knew each other well, and were beloved and beautiful elders and teachers to the Bellingham community, have recently passed on. Tom Hall, a physician, and Howard Harris, a professor of anthropology, were both Quakers (members of the Religious Society of Friends), who believed in, and lived according to, the force of love, as did the wonderful women in their lives. Tom often expressed his indebtedness to Howard regarding the true principles of the Golden Rule, that is, not just as it is usually heard, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," but as, "Do unto others as they would have you do unto them." Contemplation of this version, self-love and protection included, has the capacity to draw us more deeply into the beautiful uniqueness and needs of the other, and while receiving mutual benefit, releases us from self-interest. The power of love, which is the essence of nonviolence, these mentors taught, leads the way.
Tom would sometimes tear up when talking about the necessity of homo empathicus as the emerging human, and would inevitably go back to Howard's own words as his source, quoting from Howard's 2010 book, "Lifetime Peacemaker," in which Howard devotes a whole chapter to "An Analysis of Love" based upon Greek philosophy. In the context of spouses, but in reference to all relationality, Howard says we can, in meeting each others' needs, love others "not in spite of their weaknesses, but because of them."
Howard believed in nonviolent parenting, and was devoted to children and all creation. He gave us an abundance of example as we go on without him and Tom, into an era of endless war and planetary destruction. Some will wonder if a thing called Love can help our needed rapid evolution, our "radical revolution of values," as their own mentor, Martin Luther King, put it. Howard said that love is an energy we can allow to flow through us by experiencing love "as a decision, not an emotion." Surely we cannot go far wrong, who are still here, by listening to Howard, and by making that decision.
publisher note:
For more about the Howard Harris peace award, visit Whatcom Peace and Justice Center website. You can view more photos of Howard and Rosemary at a gallery on the peace and justice site.
Howard Harris Dies - More Testimonials Added
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Hi Gladys. 7/12 means she was 7 months old at the time of the census.
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1911 Census of Canada
about Whilemina Peterson
Name: Whilemina Peterson
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Single
Age: 9
Birth Date: Jul 1902
Birthplace: Quebec
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Father's Name: Christia Peterson
Mother's Name: Martha Peterson
Tribal: German
Province: Ontario
District: Carleton
District Number: 61
Sub-District Number: 39
Place of Habitation: 15 Robinson
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Christian Peterson 61 b. Feb 1850 Scanlamana? -machinest;
Martha Peterson 46 b. Sep 1865 Denmark
Martha Peterson 20 b. Oct 1891 Denmark
Emel Peterson 11 b. Jun 1900 Quebec
Whilemina Peterson 9 b. Jul 1902 Quebec
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Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1926
about Smkie Martin Peterson
Name: Smkie Martin Peterson
Age: 20
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887
Father Name: Imber Peterson
Mother Name: Martha Peterson
Spouse Name: Jessie Bigras
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse Father Name: Edward Bigras
Spouse Mother Name: Delia Latrouelle
Marriage Date: 2 Sep 1907
Marriage Location: Carleton
Marriage County: Carleton
Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS932_146
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about Sin Kie Martin Peterson
Name: Sin Kie Martin Peterson
Birth Date: 6 Jul 1889
Birth Location: Denmark
Gender: Male
Death Date: 27 Jul 1968
Age: 79
Parent(s): Ingrer Peterson and Martha Cook
Here is Whilhelmina's marriage record:
Arthur Labonte (Joseph & Marceline Filion)
m. 27 Jul 1917 Hull (co-cathédrale St-Joseph), Quebec
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|"Doctor's Orders"
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|"It's Only When You're Feeling Lonely"
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|Roger Cook, Roger Greenaway, Geoff Stephens
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|"Doctor's Orders"
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|"It's Only When You're Feeling Lonely"
|7" single
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|Roger Greenaway
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|Disco, rhythm and blues, soul
|Midland International
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"Doctor's Orders" is a song written by Roger Cook, Roger Greenaway and Geoff Stephens which in 1974 was a hit in the UK for Sunny of Sue and Sunny; in the US the song was a hit for Carol Douglas.
In 1969, Roger Greenaway along with Sue and Sunny were recruited by Tony Hiller for the group Brotherhood of Man; Greenaway and Roger Cook — who had been writing songs together since 1965 as well as recording as David and Jonathan — were both house writers for Hiller's production company.
By 1973, the Brotherhood of Man's original members had opted out of the group and although Sue and Sunny had generally recorded as a team Sunny recalls that at this time "Sue decided she wanted to spend some time having babies, so I was just left to get on with things by myself. Roger Cook knew that I was going solo and rang me up to say that he had a song for me. Anyway, I went round to see him, heard the song and thought it might do something."
Sunny cut the track in November 1973 with Roger Greenaway producing while Chris Gunning provided the arrangement and conducted.
Shopped to CBS for a January 1974 release, "Doctor's Orders" gained momentum through club play but met resistance from BBC Radio, unsavoury undertones being read into the storyline of a woman consulting a doctor over intimate concerns. "Doctor's Orders" finally broke into the UK Top 50 chart dated March 30, 1974 at #42 to rise to a #7 peak on 4 May. [1] The single was also a hit in Ireland (#4) [2] and — in the summer of 1974 — in South Africa (#16). [3]
Doctor's Orders was also the title of Sunny's album released in January 1974 which, besides "Doctor's Orders", featured the Cook/Greenaway/Stephens compositions "Couldn't I Change Your Mind" and "Never Say Never" plus "Oh My Joe" (Cook/Greenaway/Tony Macaulay), "A Warm and Tender Romance" (Greenaway/Macaulay) and "Somebody Warm Like Me" (Macaulay). The album also featured the Brotherhood of Man track "Maybe the Morning" plus Sunny's renditions of the Drifters' hit "Like Sister and Brother" (Cook/Stephens) and White Plains' hit "My Baby Loves Lovin'" (Cook/Greenaway). The other tracks were "It's Only When You're Feeling Lonely" (the B-side of "Doctor's Orders"), "Don't Come Back" and "Lean on Me".
"A Warm and Tender Romance" backed with "Don't Come Back" was released as a follow-up single to "Doctor's Orders" but failed to chart.
The American version of "Doctor's Orders" was recorded for Midland International who ran an ad in Showbiz magazine specifically to recruit a singer to cover Sunny's UK hit for the US market: the successful applicant, Carol Douglas, was a veteran performer who had remained an unknown recording artist.
Douglas recalled when she first auditioned she was told "I sounded great, but too black. [The track's] producers wanted to capture my more melodic Pop/commercial tones which undeniably made me sound white on the radio." [4]
Douglas' version, recorded at Groove Sound Studio in New York City, was produced by Meco Monardo but because of contractual complications the production credit was assigned to Midland International vice-president Ed O'Loughlin.[5] One of the players on the session was guitarist Jerry Friedman who according to Monardo invented the "bubble guitar" effect of "playing on a single muffled note" which would become a trademark of disco music as did the "gallop" effect provided by Carlos Martin pounding the conga with his fists.
In the autumn of 1974, Midland International issued test pressings of Douglas' "Doctor's Orders" to New York City discos where the positive response led to the track's rush release that November, with 100,000 units being sold the first week — mostly in the New York City area — and sales of 200,000 reported by 30 November 1974, the date of the Billboard Hot 100 chart on which Douglas' single debuted at #79 to debut on the Top 40 that December on its way to a #11 peak (#9 R&B) in February 1975.1 "Doctor's Orders" also reached #2 on the disco chart which Billboard had recently launched.[1] The eventual U.S. sales tally for "Doctor's Orders" was cited as 900,000 units — 300,000 in the New York City area.
Also in February 1975, Douglas' "Doctor's Orders" hit #1 in Canada's RPM and #4 in France. The UK success of the Sunny original did not preclude a January 1975 UK release of Douglas' version: this was not a success, but "Doctor's Orders" would afford Douglas a Top Ten hit in Italy (#8), New Zealand (#6) and Spain (#2), with her version also charting in Australia (#31) Belgium and Germany (#37). In June 1975, Midland International reported that global sales of the Carol Douglas single "Doctor's Orders" totaled one million units.


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Gossip Girl executive producer Joshua Safran is choked up just talking about it.
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I don't know....I have the feeling that this episode will not be so epic...
I don't know....I have the feeling that this episode will not be so epic...
I don't know....I have the feeling that this episode will not be so epic...
Unless its Blair realizing she's inlove with Dan/he's inlove with her, idgaf
@ Dr. Holland: Your analysis is quite good. And I agree with AmyGirl about Serena, I think it proves the writing inconsistency once again.
How Serena is trying to excite Blair for her wedding disgusts me. Serena WITNESSED Blair only agreeing to marry Louis for Chuck's health. She must know in that tiny blonde brain of hers that this marriage is the worst thing possible that her friend could do. A good friend would try to snap her BFF out of this madness and get her help, not get caught up with the sparkles and glitz of a royal wedding! Pathetic.
Urrghhh... Josh is *so* giddy about this one it makes me queasy. If he thinks it's great, I just know from previous disappointments that it's likely to suck. I may need to re-watch Victor, Victrola Monday night instead of this potential mess. And what is up with Serena's wardrobe this season? Did Vanessa leave some clothes behind at the loft when she left and Serena thought they were hers? Blech.
Safran is really trying to pull in the ratings with this one. And guess what? I bet this episode will suck. Why would I care about my once favorite character who is now a pathetic imitation of the character she used to be, marrying a prince who I imagine being stabbed repeatedly by members of the show and left to die in a raging inferno so his accent can never be heard again? Oh right, I don't. (I mean the character on the show, not the actor. Not THAT disturbed.)
Cry? Over this show? ROFLMAO... never going to happen. If one were going to cry over GG, I would suggest crying over the fact the show went down the shitter in season 3. Or cry about all the wasted time you spent watching this show. Or cry about the fact that Safran doesn't plan on this show ending right away. This episode will be my background music to homework, as per usual.
What does the show really need? Safran to be sacked, because he can't write his way out of a paper bag and is just the kiss of death for the show, and a new team of writers who actually know how to follow through with storylines and connect them in logical ways. Those changes should have been made awhile ago as the ratings continue to tank.


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