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This collection is arrranged by subject group.; Applications, Awards and Honors, Brichures, and Consignement Records; Application for Fellowship: 1975.; Awards and Honors: American Art Week Award; 1967, 1968.; Awards and Honors: Brigham Young University award for service on Yar Book, Banyan, May, 1928.; Awards and Honors: Brigham Young University certificate of election as student body president, 1931-1932.; Awards and Honors: Brigham Young University diplomas of graduation; BA, 1932, MA, 1946.; Awards and Honors: Brigham Young University Alumni Association Emeritus Club, April 1982.; Awards and Honors: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints� diploma of graduation from seminary, 1926; Awards and Honors: Elementary school diploma from Bear Lake County, Idaho, 1921.; Awards and Honors: High School diploma of graduation from Montpelier High, Idaho, 1926.; Awards and Honors: Kiwanis International Poster Contest prize winners for 1948.; Awards and Honors: Kiwanis International Poster Contest winners for 1948.; Awards and Honors: Latham Foundation International Poster Contest Certificate of Merit; 1934, 1948.; Awards and Honors: National Geographic Society Recognition of Support, 1979.; Awards and Honors: National Small Business Association of Achievement, 1977.; Awards and Honors: South Ogden Certificate of Participation for Organizing South Ogden History.; Awards and Honors: Utah Academy of Sciences, Art, and Letters recognition of work in art, 1972.; Awards and Honors: Utah Board of Education certificates for high school and vocational school teaching; 1938, 1940.; Awards and Honors: Utah Centennial Exposition Certificate of Honor for painting, 1947.; Awards and Honors: Utah Institute of Fine Arts certificates of appointments; 1960, 1961; Awards and Honors: Utah Institute of Fine Arts Honorable Mention for art work, 1954.; Awards and Honors: Utah League of Cities and Towns Recognition of Contribution, 1976.; Awards and Honors: Weber Dental Auxiliary citation for contribution to National Children�s Dental Health Week, 1972.; Awards and Honors: Weber State College Associated Students Faculty of the Year Award, 1965-1966.; Awards and Honors: Weber State College, Professor Emeritus of Art, 1976.; Awards and Honors: Wisdom Magazine Certificate of Honor, n.d.; Brochures and Leaflets: Individual artists.; Brochures and Leaflets: Miscellaneous.; Consignment Records: Miscellaneous.; Correspondence: 1931-1969; Correspondence: 1970-1974; Correspondence: 1975-1979; Correspondence: 1980-1982; Correspondence: 1983 � 1987; Correspondence: Undated; �A-B�; �C�; �D-F�; �G-H�; �I-K�; �L-N�; �O-R�; �S-W�; Miscellaneous; no title; Exhibitions, Flyers and Guest Registers; Exhibitions: Advertisements; Farrell R. Collett; Exhibitions: Advertisements; Farrell R. Collett; Exhibitions: Great Dismal Swamp and Natural History Art Show, December 28, 1973 � February 1, 1974; Exhibitions: Individual artists; Exhibitions: Individual artists; Exhibitions: Miscellaneous; Exhibitions: Miscellaneous; Exhibitions: Miscellaneous; Exhibitions: Miscellaneous; Exhibitions: Miscellaneous; Exhibitions: Miscellaneous; Exhibitions: Society of Animal Artists; Exhibitions: Utah State Institute of Fine Arts; Flyers: Farrell R. Collett; Flyers: Miscellaneous; Guest Registers: Collett Art Exhibit, October 1963; Guest Registers: Open house for enlistment in U. S. Navy, ca. 1942; Illustrations; Advertisements: Schubach Jewelers; Advertisements: Utah � Idaho Sugar Company in The Deseret News, Centennial Edition, July 24, 1947.; Art: Reproductions of paintings by Paul Bransom and Roy Kerswill; Book jacket and periodical coveres; Brochures, post card, program and schedules; Cards and stationary; �Centennial Side Glances�, illustrated by Farrell Collett, written by Martie Collett for Utah newspapers, 1947; The Children�s Friend, September 1932 � December 1952; The Children�s Friend, April 1953 � December 1954; The Children�s Friend, January 1955 � November 1956; The Children�s Friend, July 1957 � November 1958; The Children�s Friend, January 1959 � July 1963; The Children�s Friend, December 14, 1949; The Church News, �The Missionary�s Diary�, August 1948; The Deseret News, �Do You Know?�; Dew Drops, April 3, 1949 � January 22, 1950; The Improvement Era, 1950, 1952; The Improvement Era, 1953 � 1954; The Improvement Era, 1955; The Improvement Era; Map, �Route of the Mormon Pioneers� 1947; The Improvement Era, �Mulek of Zarahemla� January 1948 � September 1948; The Improvement Era, n. d.; Letterhead stationary; Letterhead stationary: Brigham Young Associated Students; Letterhead stationary: Brigham Young University year boo, The Banyan, 1931; Letterhead stationary: Business, Gray Wolf Ranch and Socony Mobil Oil Company; Letterhead stationary and business card; Lettering examples; Lithograph: Dixon and Company; Little Learners, October 1949, December 1949; The Living Things of Your World; The Living Things of Your World, copy proofs; The Living Things of Your World, copy proofs; Menu: Ye Lions Den Restaurant; Miscellaneous; Naval Service; Original color plates; Pamphlets: �All Men Are Equal Before Fish�; Pamphlets: �Here is Ogden�; Illustrations; Pen rendering and scratch board techniques; Periodicals: Era, July 1964; Periodicals: Farm and Family, August 1953; Periodicals: Junior Natural History; March, 1957; April, 1957; June, 1957; Periodical: Scribulus, Winter 1950; Textbook illustration samples; The U and I Cultivator, June 1946; Weber State Terminal Education Studies, Follow-up Study of Terminal Graduates of Weber College, August, 1941; Working sketches; Working sketches; All Men Are Equal Before Fish, 1982; Itineraries, Journal, Mailing Lists, Maps, Membership; Itineraries: Brigham Young University Alumni Association Class of �32 Reunion, November 19, 1981; April 22, 1982; Itineraries: Brigham Young University time schedule and procedures, April 22, 1974; Itineraries: Conference on Children�s and Young Adult Services, June 19-24, 1972; Itineraries: Golden Spike Empire calendar of events; Itineraries: Oklahoma Wildlife Art Festival; 1979, 1980; Itineraries: Society of Animal Artists 1980 Exhibition Convention; Itineraries: Trip to Spain, 1969; Itineraries: Weber State College Art Department exhibitions; 1972, 1973; Journal: Travels to England, Germany and Spain, 1968 � 1969; Mailing Lists: Art Institute of Chicago Alumni Professional Directory; Mailing Lists: Brigham Young University Alumni Emeritus Club; Mailing Lists: Calendar houses; Mailing Lists: Dismal Swamp Outing; Mailing Lists: Invitation list for graduation; Mailing Lists: Memorialization of Collett Art Building, Weber State College; Mailing Lists: Society of Animal Artists, Inc; Mailing Lists: �Viajes Marsans� Addresses of travel agents; Maps: City map of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Memberships: Brigham Young University Alumni Association Handbooks; Memberships: Buzzard Council of America; Memberships: Salmagundi Club By-Laws; Memberships: Salmagundi Club literature and membership requirements; Memberships: Salmagundi Club membership rosters, 1972-1974; Memorabilia and Memorandums; Memorabilia: Brigham Young University Centennial Celebration Indenture 1975; Memorabilia: Ducks Unlimited badge and exhibit tag; Memorabilia: Miscellaneous; Badge, Brigham Young University pin, reproduction of Confederate money; Memorabilia: Prize ribbons for paintings; Southwestern Utah Art Council, Utah State Fair, and Virgin Valley High School; Memorabilia: Southwestern Wildlife Exposition, 1985; Memorabilia: T. O. Smith School, Ogden, Utah first grade art work, n.d.; Memorabilia: Tablecloths illustrated in Portugal and Spain.; Memorabilia: Tape cassette of dedication of the R. K. Swenson Physical Education Building, Weber State College; Memorabilia: Warwick Castle, England description; Seville, Spain restaurant reservation; Memorabilia: Miscellaneous; Memorandums: Miscellaneous; Minutes of Meetings and Miscellaneous; Minutes of Meetings: Golden Spike Empire Display, February, 1964; Minutes of Meetings: Ogden Community Arts Council, 1959; Minutes of Meetings: Utah State institute of Fine Arts Board, August 8, 1960, December 17, 1963; Minutes of Meetings: Utah Symphony Board, May 10, 1962, n. d.; Minutes of Meetings: Weber State College Art department, 1970; Minutes of Meetings: Weber State College Art department, 1971; Minutes of Meetings: Weber State College Art department, 1972; Minutes of Meetings: Weber State College Art department, 1973; Minutes of Meetings: Weber State College Art department, 1975-1976; Miscellaneous Papers: Cards and invitations; Miscellaneous papers; Miscellaneous papers; Naval Service Papers; Affidavits and applications for Commission in United State Naval Reserve, 1942, 1945; Appointments, 1942-1949; Beneficiary slips, 1942; Correspondence, 1945 � 1946; Honorable Discharge, 1942, 1950; Memorandums, 1942; Memorandums, 1943; Memorandums, 1944; Memorandums, 1945 � 1949; Memorandums, 1950 � 1955; Memrandums, n. d.; Miscellaneous papers; Newsletter, The Naval Reservist, 1951, 1952; Newspaper, Seahorse, July 1944, January 1945; Questionnaires, 1942 � 1949; Questionnaires, 1950 � 1954; Transcripts of college grades.; Trafel vouchers, 1942 � 1943; News Clippings; News Releases, Newsletters and Painting Lists.; News Releases: Grand Central Art Gallery, February 15 � 26, 1972; News Releases: Information Services October 13, 1978; News Releases: National Wildlife Federation, April 11, 1983; May 6, 1983, photocopy; News Releases: Prahan College of Advanced Education, November 15, 1977; News Releases: United Virginia February 15, 1974, photocopy; Newsletters: Art Instruction Schools Right Off the Bat, July 1963; Newsletters: Brigham Young University, News and Bits From the BYU, January � April 1974; Newsletters: The Bronco Beat, 1973.; Newsletters: Buzzard Digest, October 1982; Newsletters: Collector�s Mart, December 1983; Newsletters: Float Fisherman of Virginia, March 23, 1972 � May 23, 1973; Newsletters: Hook�n Bullet News, Winter 1980; Newsletters: The Kinsmen, Summer 1980; Newsletters: Mines Memo, Spring 1980; Newsletters: Sandprints, May � June 1986; July � October 1987; Newsletters: Society of Animal Artists, June 1980; March/April 1985.; Newsletters: Southwestern Utah Art Council, May 1986; Newsletters: Utah�s Pentails, 1987; Newsletters: Weber State College Faculty Bulletin, April 15, 1973; March 3, 1975; December 15, 1975; March 1979; Painting Lists: 1962 � 1975; Painting Lists: n. d.; Pamphlets, Periodicals and Poems; Pamphlets: Edinburgh College of Art Prospectus, 1968 � 1969; Pamphlets: School of Fine Arts Seville, Spain, Abstract of Regulations; 1966; Periodicals: Catasus, Spring 1986.; Perioidicals: The Creel, October 1977.; Periodicals: Deseret News Magazine, June 3, 1951; Periodicals: The Ensign, August 1975; Periodicals: The Franklin Mint Almanac, July 1973; Periodicals: Illuminator, Summer 1981; Periodicals:The Illustrator, Fall 1969; Periodicals:Prints, July/August 1982; Periodicals: Prints, September/October 1983; Periodicals: St. George Magazine, Spring 1987; Periodicals: Soaring Wings Journal, Autumn 1979; Periodicals: Sunset, December 1983; Periodicals: The Utah, November 1937; Periodicals: Utah Holiday, March 3, 1975; Periodicals: Weber State College Alumni News, Fall 1966; February 1970; Periodicals: Wildlife Art News, March � April 1982; November � December 1984; Periodicals: The Wye, March 1939; Poems: Miscellaneous; Programs; Reports, Resumens, Songs, Speech Notes and Speeches; Reports: American Symphony Orchestra League, 16th National Convention 1961; Reports: Pepsi-Cola Company Annual Report, 1956; Reports: Utah State Institute of Fine Arts; Annual Report for fiscal year July 1, 1959 � June 30, 1960; Reports: Weber State College, Charitable Giving Report, 1983 � 1984; Reports: Weber State College, Sabbatical Leave, 1968 � 1969; Resumes: Farrell R. Collett; Resumes: Miscellaneous; Sales Receipts: Art Galleries, 1972 � 1980; Sales Receipts: Farrell R. Collett, 1958 � 1983; Sales Receipts: Farrell R. Collett, n. d.; Sales Receipts: Miscellaneous; Sales Receipts: Miscellaneous; Songs: Brigham Young University 50th Year Reunion; Speech Notes: Brigham Young University 50th Year Reunion; Speech Notes: History of the Iberian Peninsula; Speech Notes: Martie Collett speech on Farrell Collett; Speech Notes: Weber State College Art Building dedication; Speech Notes: �The West�; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; �An Artist in Retrospect�; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; Brigham Young University Student Body President; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; �Construction of a Painting�; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; Farrell R. Collett Art Building, Weber State College; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; Henry Aldous Dixon Memorial Award; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; Illustration of Children�s Books; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett; �Ogden and the Arts�; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett � Miscellaneous; �In Memory of Clarence__�; Speeches: Farrell R. Collett, Miscellaneous; Response to Speaker; Speeches: Alvin J. Gittins; �What Is Aught But �Tis Valued�, February 10, 1964; Speeches: Dr. Helmut Hofmann; Speech at dedication of Farrell R. Collett Art Building, April 30, 1982; Speeches: David M. Lank; Address for Annual Meeting of Society of Animal Artists, September 12, 1980; Speeches: Robert A. McCoy; �Handwork: It�s Place in Education�, 1960; Speeches: Jennings G. Olson; �Memories of J. Clair Anderson� December 4, 1971; Speeches: Albert D. Swenson; �My Memories of B. Y. U.� April 17, 1980; Speeches: Unknown speaker; Acknowledgement, n.d.; Speeches: Unknown speaker; Introduction for Farrell R. Collett speech, n.d.; Speeches: Unknown speaker; �M. Thatcher Allred: Distinguished Service In University Art and Letters.� March 14, 1972; Stories, Teaching Contracts, Transcipt of Grades, Tributes and Vitasa; Stories: The Blue Feather by Ray Littell, 1950; Stories: Dismal Swamp Paint-in Narrative by Farrell R. Collett, n.d; Stories: The Guns that Tamed the West, original and typewritten copies by Farrell R. Collett, 1966 9 1967; Stories: In The Soup, by Farrell R. Collett, n.d.; Stories: Pencil Lead Bullets, by Farrell R. Collett, n.d.; Stories: Sketches Through Europe, by Farrell R. Collett, n.d.; Stories: Utah Before the Wagons Came, by Farrell R. Collett, 1964, photocopies; Teaching Contracts: 1960 � 1969; Teaching Contracts: 1970 � 1975; Transcipts of Grades: American Academy of Art, Brigham Young University, California School of Fine Arts, University of California, University of Utah; 1932 � 1954; Tributes: �Farrell R. Collett� by Martie Collett and Don Jardine, n.d.; Tributes: �The Most Unforgettable Lecture� by Don Jardine in Right Off the Bat, July 1963; Tributes: �My Thoughts on Farrell Collett, �The Artist, The Teacher, the Man� by Martie Collett, n.d.; Vitas: Farrell R. Collett; Oversize: Books and Manuscript; Books: Living Things. Frederick L. Fitzpatrick and Thomas D. Bain. Henry Holt and Company. 1958; Books: The Scratch, vol. 2 1929 � 1930. Brigham Young University. December 1929; Books: South Ogden city: Utah History 1848 � 1984. Ida A. Drayer. Candle Graphics. 1985; Manuscript: History of Smithfield L. Cantwell n.d.; Oversize: Calendars, Posters and Year Books; Calendars: The De Laval Separator Co., 1957 � 1958; Calendars: Sesquicentennial Mormon History Calendar, 1980; Poster: �The Excavation of the Apasht� Weber State College, March 16 � April 20, 1984; Year Books: Grand Central Art Galleries, Inc. 50th Anniversary 1923 � 1972; Year Books: Grand Central Art Galleries, Inc. 1973 Year Book; Year Books: Grand Central Art Galleries, Inc. 1974 Year Book; Awards and Brochures; Awards: Centennial Citation from Weber State College � August, 1989; Awards: Certificate of Appreciation from the Democratic National Committee 1996.; Awards: UK Utah Festival Distinguished Utahn Farrell R. Collett, 1996; Awards: Birthday honor, n.d.; Brochures: Weber State College Centennial; Charleston, South Carolina visitors guide, n.d.; Correspondence: 1988 � 1996; Exhibitions, Flyers, and Guest Registers; Exhibitions: 1988.; Exhibitions: 1989; Exhibitions: 1990; Exhibitions: 1991; Exhibitions: 1992; Exhibitions: 1993; Exhibitions: 1995; Flyers: Weber State College, Issues in Contemporary Art, 1990 � 1991; Flyers: D. Robert Hunt exhibiti, n.d.; Guest Registers: Farrell R. Collett, Dixie College, January 24, 1991; Illulstrations; Calendar: 1990; Catalog: University of Utah Press Fall 1988 catalog; Flyer for cover of Mammals of The Intermountain West.; Miscellaneous Drawings by Don Jardine, October, 1990; Color prints of Oregon Trail interpretive paintings, Farrell Collett, n.d.; The Ten Commandments by Arthur Firberg, n.d.; Miscellaneous illustrations; Memorabilia; Utah Shakespearean tickets, 1990; Video: �Farrell Collett, A Retrospective, St. George Art Museum 1994�; Memorabilia; Newsletters; Newsletters: Alumni Executive, Spring 1991; Newsletters: Artist Co-op Gallery, September 1991; Newsletters: DHCF News, Summer 1991 (c.1, c. 2); Newsletters: The Dixie, August � December 1990.; Newsletters: The Dixie, January � May 1991; Newsletters: The Dixie, June � December 1991; Newsletters: Ingiving, August 1990; Newsletters: St. George Art Museum News, Summer/Fall 1991; Newsletters: Sandprints, January � May 1988; Newsletters: Sandprints, July/August, October � December 1988; Newsletters: Sandprints, January � March 1989; Newsletters: Sandprints, January, March � April, July � December 1990; Newsletters: Sandprints, January � September 1991; Newsletters: Washington County Historical Society, October 1994; Periodicals, Posters, Programs, Prospects; Periodicals: Article, �The Aududon View: EPA In Name Only� by Russ Peterson, n.d.; Periodicals: Sunstone, article, �Whe the Church is as True as the Gospel� by Eugene England, n.d.; Periodicals: University Times, 1991; Posters: �Posters From Around the World,� Weber State University, January 4-26, 1990; Programs: Celebrity Concert Series, 1998-89, 1989-90, 1990-91; Programs: Ducks Unlimited banquet, 1988; Programs: Emeritus Club Annual Meeting, 1993; Programs: Funeral service for Juanita Leavitt Brooks, August 26, 1989; Programs: Mormon History Association, May 14 � 17, 1992; Programs: UK Utah Festival 1996 fireworks display; Programs: Weber State College, Centennial Academic Festival Week, May 1 � May 6, 1989; Projects: Oregon Trail Interpretive Project, request for proposal, September 9, 1991; Prospectus for Manuals of the Intermountain West, n.d.; Reports; Reports: Bloomington Country Club, Annual Report, March 31, 1988; Reports: Weber State University, 1991 Annual Giving Report; Reports: Weber State University, Charitable Giving Report 1990; Ribbons; Ribbons for award-winning art of Farrell R. Collett; Tributes; Tributes: �Farrell R. Collett Loving Life And Art� bu Lyman Hafen; Tributes: Ruffed Grouse Society; Tributes: The Sixth Annual Governor�s Awards in the Arts tribute to Farrell R. Collett, (photocopy); Tributes: 1994 Governor�s Award in the Arts, October 1994 (photocopy); Tributes: UK Utah Festival 1996 Distinguished Utahns (c. 1. c. 2.); Photograph Collection; No 1 Utah National Guard, 1932; black and white; 7 x 11l torn; No 2 Brigham Young University graduation class, 1932; 7 � x 9 � mounted, torn; No 3 Farrell Collett, 1937; black and white; 3 x 4; good; No 4 Farrell Collett in United State Naval Unifrom, n.d.; black and white; 2 � x 2 �; good; No 5 Farrell Collett with portrait of male figure at Weber State College, 1947; black and white; 3 x 4; good; No 6 Farrell Collett in theatrical production of The Wild Duck, n.d.; black and white; 5 x 7; good; No 7 Farrell Collett, n.d.; black and white; 4 � x 7; good; No 8 Farrell Collett with paintings,n.d.; black and white; 5 x 7; fair; No 9 Weber State College Art department. Photo includes Richard Van Wagoner, Charles Groberg, Farrell Collett, n.d.; black and white; 5 � x 8; good; No 10 Weber State College Art Masquerade Ball. Photo includes Farrell Collett, Mrs. Farrell Collett, Doyle Strong, Mrs. Doyle Strong, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; mounted, good; No 11-No 13 Advertising photogrphas for the film, �The Corn is Green� n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; good; No 14 Lieutenant � Commander Farrell R. Collett with the production unit for Naval Training Aids, Terminal Island, San Pedro, California, n.d.; black and white; 2 x 3; soiled, mounted; No 15 Naval Training Schools Local Defense group, Signed, Farrell R. Collett, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; fair; No 16 Band of musicians in U.S. naval uniform. Signed �To a swell officer and gentleman. Russ� n.d.; 3 � x 4 �; good; No 17-No 54 United States Small Craft Training Center, Roosevelt Base, Terminal Island, California. Training Aids Section photographs of classes, machinery and diagrams. 1943 � 1945; black and white; 8 x 10; good; No 55 United States Small Craft Training Center, Roosevelt Base, Terminal Island, San Pedro, California. Training Aids mock-up of boilers and their operation, n.d; black and white; 8 x 10; fair, mounted; No 56 Browning Arms calendar and display background to be released August 1959, n.d.; black and white; 3 x 4; fair; No 57 Painting by Farrell Collettof a cougar lying on a tree branch, n.d.; black and whtie; 6 � x 9 �; fair; No 58 Painting by Farrell Collet of two cougars walking among boulders, n.d.; color; 4 x 6; good; No 59-No 63 Interior of log home, n.d.; color; 3 � x 4 �; good; No 64 Portrait of man, signed �Mr. ? Hemingway,� n.d.; black and white; 5 x 7; fair; No 65-No 66 Interior porch and outside view of same home. Two people are in each photograph; labeld � Mr. and Mrs. ? Hemingway,� n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; good; No 67 Portrait of Stan Watts, Brigham Young University basketball coach, n.d.; black and white; 3 � x 4 �; good, mounted; No 68 Full length portrait of Stan Watts; n.d.; black and white; 5 x 7; good; No 69 Portrait of William P. Miller, former president of Weber State College, n.d.; black and white; 5 � x 7; fair; No 70-No 71 Farrell R. Collet with oil painting. Easel is lableled DDO/DSA Contest. Defense Depot Ogden photograph, December 21, 1966; black and white; 8 x 10; fair; No 72 Farrell R. Collett holding painting. The other man in photographs is identified as Harry Taylor, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; soiled; No 73 Farrell R. Collett putting finishing touches on his work for the Bicentennial Historical Art Collection. Richard Van Wagoner and Charles Groberg look on, n.d.; 8 x 10; soiled; No 74 Two unidentified people standing in front of Collett�s painting of elk, n.d.; black and white; 7 1/2x 9 �; good; No 75 Group photograph including Farrell Collett. Top row left to right: Peter Ring, Jim Killen, Chuck Ripper, Emily Whaley, Bob Hines, Sue Bourneque, Art Cook, Ed Bierly. Bottom row left to right: Farrell Collett, Luther Goldman, Elliott Porter, Ger. Lucas, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; good; No 76 Farrell Collett receiving third place awards at the National Wildlife Federation �Wildlife in Art� show, Washington D. C., left to right: Lorne Greene, Master of Ceremonies, Farrell Collett, Mrs. WalterMondale and man, 1983; black and white; 5 x 7; good; No 77 Farrell Collett receiving the Henry Aldous Dixon Award, May 4, 1973. Mrs. Martie Collett is seated to the left of Farrell, black and white; 5 x 7; good; No 78 Farrell Collet at art exhibition, speaking with unidentified people, n.d.; black and white; 4 x 6; good; No 79 Farrell Collett and Dr. Helmut Hofmann holding advertising placards for All Men are Equal Before Fish, n.d.; color; 3 � x 5; good; No 80-No 81 Farrell Collett in front of easel and painting with paintbrushes, 1980; color; 4 x 5; good; No 82 Farrell Collett sketching for group at the Dismal Swamp Paint-In, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; good; No 83 Brigham Young University Class of 1932. April 22, 1982; Farrell Collett on top row, 11th from left, 1982; black and white; 8 x 10; soiled; No 84 Photograph of dessert, English trifle, Farrell Collett painting in background, n.d.; black and white; 6 x 9 �; good; No 85 Photograph of frozen dessrt with teacup and saucer, n.d.; black and white; 7 x 9 �; good; No 86 Mrs. Martie Collett dishing gazpacho, Farrell Collett paintings in background, n.d.; black and white; 8 � x 12; good; No 87 Farrell Collett with supper dishes from other lands, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 12; good; No 88 Farrell and Martie Collett near unfinished painting by the artist, n.d.; black and white; oversize (c., c.2); 10 x 13; good; No 89 Farrell and Martie Collett in the couple�s home, drawings and painting by Farrell Collett, n.d.; black and white; oversize; 11 x 13 �; good; No 90 Farrell Collett sitting near unfinished painting, n.d.; black and white; oversize; 11 x 13 �; good; No 91 Preparatory sketch for painting, �Wasatch Braves� for WASatch Jr. High School, Granite District, Utah, n.d.; black and white; 3 x 4; scratched; No 92 Farrell Collett sketching for Casper College workshop participants, June 23, 1972; color; 3 � x 3 �; good; No 93-No 94 Illustrations for cover of Wilderness Champion, n.d.; polaroid; color; 3 � x 4; good; No 95-No 98 Interior views of American Embassy in Norway, Farrell Collett�s paintings are among paintings displayed, n.d.; color; 3 � x 5; good; No 99 Farrell Collett putting finishing touches on painting of Spanish woman, n.d.; black and white; 4 � x 7; good, mounted; No 100 Farrell Collett with two unidentified people, n.d.; black and white; 8 x 10; fair; No 101-No 112 Weber State College graduation ceremonies, Farrell r. Collett receiving Degree of Professor Emeritus of Art, 1976; 3 � x 5; good
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Our sturdy Birch laminate Gratnell storage cabinet comes complete with nine clear storage trays.Ā The trays make it easy for kids to pull them out and put them back; the rigid plastic stands up to years of hard use.Ā The trays are stackable during playtime and then store easily in our beautiful storage cabinets - fitted with castors so they easily and conveniently go anywhere. Truck from NH. GreenGuard certified. Made in USA. Lifetime Warranty.
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Hyuuga Hinata (S) - Page 15
Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Hyuuga Hinata (S)
Hinata(s) has taken the lessons she learned during the chuunin exam, and Naruto's words of support to heart in the last couple years. She has matured greatly as a ninja, the heir to the Hyuuga clan, and as a woman. Original Design: sauke1616
Requirement to unlock: Mission: A Lovestruck Girl
Byakugan Activation
Hinata(s) activates her byakugan to read her opponents chakra. For 5 turns she gains 15 points of damage reduction and Chakra Node Strike is improved the following 4 turns.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Mental, Instant, Unique
Chakra Node Strike
Hinata(s) hits one of her enemy's chakra nodes, dealing 15 damage to them. That enemy also has 1 taijutsu or ninjutsu chakra removed from their pool. During Byakugan Activation this enemy will also take 10 more damage from this skill each time it is used on them permanently (this effect stacks).
Cooldown: None
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Melee, Instant, Unique
Eight Trigrams Thirty Two Palms
Using a lesser form of Eight Trigram Sixty Four Palms, Hinata(s) deals 35 damage to one enemy. The cost of that enemy's skills is increased by one random chakra for 3 turns. This skill cannot be used on an enemy currently affected by it.
Cooldown: 2
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Melee, Instant, Unique
Hinata (S) Dodge
This skill makes Hyuuga Hinata(s) invulnerable for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant
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Racer Stripe Maxi Dress
Style # 205031
Turn heads in high-contrast stripes and sportif-chic silhouettes! This bebe maxi dress features a low scoop neckline, flattering horizontal stripes and clean racerback cut. Try it with a pair of embellished sandals and a floppy hat to maximize a summer look.
- 100% rayon
- Center back to hem: 55" (140 cm)
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Racer Stripe Maxi Dress
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Green decorating expert Danny Seo creates recycled crafts in his book Upcycling. Here, he uses paint and stencils to design a plate.
-Hey, I'm Danny Seo, author of the book Upcycling. And today, I'm going to show you how to transform some old plates. You may have these dashed in the attic or somewhere in the kitchen. Maybe you find them at flea markets or at thrift stores and show these beautiful new silhouette plates. This is such a fun project and it's so easy to do. Now, I'm going to start with the 70's inspired plate right here because it's kind of tacky and I think the transformation will be pretty incredible. And the first thing you want to do is search for silhouettes online. And this is something that I just printed out on regular inkjet or laser printer. And this one is of a boy. It reminds me when I was 8 years old or 9 years old. But you could also choose different animals. You could do a whole constellation of stars. You can even spell different words in silhouette form to customize your plates. It's really whatever your heart desires because you can't go wrong. The next thing that you want to do is that your local micro star, they have this wonderful duct tape in half by 11 sheets. They come in a whole variety of different colors. And they're such amazing sheets because there's a merited uses for them. And what I love about these sheets for this project is that it's a low-tack on the stickiness to it. So it really blends well for the silhouette project. Now, when you print out your silhouette, you want to trace it on the back of the sheets of duct tape with a pencil. So you trace your silhouette with the pencil. There couldn't be any easier. And take a pair of sharp scissors to cut out your sticker. And then, you want to remove the adhesive backing that you have on your silhouette sticker and then put it right on your plate right here. You could center it. You could put it on the side a little. You could do the stars. You could go around the perimeter of the plate. You could spell your words or sentences around it. It's really whatever you want to do. Be as creative as possible. But the key thing is that once your sticker is down, you want to make sure that the edges are as firmly down as possible by pressing it with your fingers because you do not want the paint to leak under it so you have a very clean silhouette. Now, the next step that you need is some spray paint. And there's a whole variety of paints right now. And I happened to love these full finish metallic paints. They come in wonderful silver colors. I've got a great gold right here. But when you spray them with these metallic paints, it almost looks like you've dipped these plates in molten gold. It's such a great product. But if you want to do different colors to match the décor of your home, you can also choose spray paints like this wonderful matte purple right here, blues, greens or whatever your heart desires. So you're going to spray paint about two coats or three coats of paint on here. Let it dry completely. Peel off the sticker. And look what you've got, a brand new silhouette plate. Feel [inaudible] to vary them to decorate your walls and do holiday themes to decorate your home too. But just remember one thing, they are not food safe so just decorate but don't eat off with that. Have fun.


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Names and ages of the 26 people gunned down at a Connecticut elementary school Friday in the second-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history:
Charlotte Bacon, 6
Daniel Barden, 7
Rachel Davino, 29
Olivia Engel, 6
Josephine Gay, 7
Ana Marquez-Greene, 6
Dylan Hockley, 6
Dawn Hochsprung, 47
Madeleine Hsu, 6
Catherine Hubbard, 6
Chase Kowalski, 7
Jesse Lewis, 6
James Mattioli, 6
Grace McDonnell, 7
Anne Marie Murphy, 52
Emilie Parker, 6
Jack Pinto, 6
Noah Pozner, 6
Caroline Previdi, 6
Jessica Rekos, 6
Avielle Richman, 6
Lauren Rousseau, 30
Mary Sherlach, 56
Victoria Soto,27
Benjamin Wheeler, 6
Allison Wyatt, 6
Associated PressSource: Connecticut State Police
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Updated: December 17, 2012 10:57AM
Most died at the very start of their young lives. Others found their life's work in sheltering little ones, teaching them, caring for them, treating them as their own. After the gunfire ended Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the trail of loss was more than many could bear: 20 students and six adults at the school, the gunman's mother at home, and the gunman himself.
A glimpse of some of those who died:
Charlotte Bacon, 6
They were supposed to be for the holidays, but finally on Friday, after hearing much begging, Charlotte Bacon's mother relented and let her wear the new pink dress and boots to school. It was the last outfit the outgoing redhead would ever pick out.
Charlotte's older brother, Guy, was also in the school but was not shot.
Her parents, JoAnn and Joel, had lived in Newtown for four or five years, JoAnn's brother John Hagen, of Nisswa, Minn., told Newsday.
The Bacon family were remembered Sunday by Teresa Martin, of North Aurora, Ill., who wept Sunday as she thought about the pain her former neighbors must be going through. Martin never met Charlotte — the little girl was born after the family moved East — but the Bacon family sent her an email with a photo announcing Charlotte's birth. "When I saw the victims, it matched with the picture," Martin, 51, told the Chicago Sun-Times on Sunday. "I just broke out crying."
The Bacons lived across the street from Martin's family from 2000 to 2005, Martin said. The Bacon's older son, Guy, and Martin's daughter Ponette , 10, played together as young babies, Martin said. "I thought JoAnn was the most likeable person I'd met in my life," Martin said. "She was always happy, she was always laughing. She was full of life. I'm sure her daughter would be the same way. It's just a tragic loss."
Daniel Barden, 7
Daniel's family says he was "fearless in the pursuit of happiness in life."
He was the youngest of three children, and in a statement to the media, his family said Daniel earned his missing two front teeth and ripped jeans.
"Words really cannot express what a special boy Daniel was. Such a light. Always smiling, unfailingly polite, incredibly affectionate, fair and so thoughtful towards others, imaginative in play, both intelligent and articulate in conversation: in all, a constant source of laughter and joy," the family said.
His father, Mark is a local musician. The New Haven Register reported that Mark was scheduled to play a show at a restaurant in Danbury on Friday, a show that was later canceled. On the biography on his professional website, Mark Barden lists spending time with his family as his favorite thing to do.
Rachel D'Avino, 29
Days before the Connecticut shooting rampage, Rachel D'Avino's boyfriend had asked her parents for permission to marry her.
D'Avino was a behavioral therapist who had only recently started working at the school where she was killed, according to Lissa Lovetere Stone, a friend who was handling her funeral, planned for Friday. D'Avino's boyfriend, Anthony Cerritelli, planned to ask her to marry him on Christmas Eve, Lovetere Stone said.
Lovetere Stone said she met D'Avino in 2005 when D'Avino was assigned to her son, who has autism, in their town of Bethlehem. D'Avino, 29, was so dedicated she would make home visits and constantly offered guidance on handling situations such as helping her son deal with loud music at a wedding.
"Her job didn't end when the school bell rang at 3 o'clock," Lovetere Stone said.
Police told her family that she shielded one of the students during the rampage, Lovetere Stone said.
"I'm heartbroken. I'm numb," Lovetere Stone said. "I think she taught me more about how to be a good mother to a special needs child than anyone else ever had."
Olivia Engel, 6
Images of Olivia Rose Engel show a happy child, one with a great sense of humor, as her family said in a statement. There she is, visiting with Santa Claus, or feasting on a slice of birthday cake. Or swinging a pink baseball bat, posing on a boat or making a silly face.
Olivia loved school, did very well in math and reading, and was "insightful for her age," said the statement released by her uncle, John Engel.
She was a child who "lit up a room and the people around her." She was creative in drawing and designing and she was a tennis and soccer player and took art classes, swimming and dance lessons in ballet and hip-hop. She was a Daisy Girl Scout and enjoyed musical theater.
"She was a great big sister and was always very patient with her 3 year old brother, Brayden," her family said, recalling that her favorite colors were purple and pink.
Olivia was learning the rosary and always led grace before the family dinner.
"She was a grateful child who was always appreciative and never greedy," the family said.
Dawn Hochsprung, 47, principal
Dawn Hochsprung's pride in Sandy Hook Elementary was clear. She regularly tweeted photos from her time as principal there, giving indelible glimpses of life at a place now known for tragedy. Just this week, it was an image of fourth-graders rehearsing for their winter concert; days before that, the tiny hands of kindergartners exchanging play money at their makeshift grocery store.
She viewed her school as a model, telling the Newtown Bee in 2010: "I don't think you could find a more positive place to bring students to every day." She had worked to make Sandy Hook a place of safety, too, and in October, Hochsprung, 47, shared a picture of the school's evacuation drill with the message "safety first." When the unthinkable came, she was ready to defend.
Officials said she died while lunging at the gunman in an attempt to overtake him.
"She had an extremely likable style about her," said Gerald Stomski, first selectman of Woodbury, where Hochsprung lived and had taught. "She was an extremely charismatic principal."
Madeleine Hsu, 6
Dr. Matthew Velsmid was at Madeleine's house on Saturday, tending to her stricken family. He said the family did not want to comment.
Velsmid said that after hearing of the shooting, he went to the triage area to provide medical assistance, but there were no injuries to treat.
"We were waiting for casualties to come out, and there was nothing. There was no need, unfortunately," he said. "This is the darkest thing I've ever walked into, by far."
Velsmid's daughter, who attends another school, lost three of her friends.
Catherine Hubbard, 6
A family friend turned reporters away from the house, but Catherine's parents released a statement expressing gratitude to emergency responders and for the support of the community.
"We are greatly saddened by the loss of our beautiful daughter, Catherine Violet and our thoughts and prayers are with the other families who have been affected by this tragedy," Jennifer and Matthew Hubbard said. "We ask that you continue to pray for us and the other families who have experienced loss in this tragedy."
Chase Kowalski, 7
Chase Kowalski was always outside, playing in the backyard, riding his bicycle. Just last week, he was visiting neighbor Kevin Grimes, telling him about completing — and winning —his first mini-triathlon.
"You couldn't think of a better child," Grimes said.
Grimes' five children attended Sandy Hook. Cars lined up outside the Kowalskis' ranch home Saturday, and a state trooper's car idled in the driveway. Grimes spoke of the boy only in the present tense.
Nancy Lanza, 52, gunman's mother
She once was known simply for the game nights she hosted and the holiday decorations she put up at her house. Now Nancy Lanza is known as her son's first victim.
Authorities say her 20-year-old son, Adam, gunned her down before killing 26 others at Sandy Hook. The two shared a home in a well-to-do Newtown neighborhood, but details were slow to emerge of who she was and what might have led her son to carry out such horror.
Kingston, N.H., Police Chief Donald Briggs Jr. said Nancy Lanza once lived in the community and was a kind, considerate and loving person. Lanza, a former stockbroker at John Hancock in Boston was well-respected, Briggs said.
Court records show Lanza and her former husband, Peter Lanza, filed for divorce in 2008. He lives in Stamford and is a tax director at General Electric. A neighbor, Rhonda Cullens, said she knew Nancy Lanza from get-togethers she had hosted to play Bunco, a dice game. She said her neighbor had enjoyed gardening.
"She was a very nice lady," Cullens said. "She was just like all the rest of us in the neighborhood, just a regular person."
Jesse Lewis, 6
Jesse Lewis had hot chocolate with his favorite breakfast sandwich — sausage, egg and cheese — at the neighborhood deli before going to school Friday morning.
Jesse and his parents were regulars at the Misty Vale Deli in Sandy Hook, Conn., owner Angel Salazar told the Wall Street Journal.
"He was always friendly; he always liked to talk," Salazar said.
Jesse's family has a collection of animals he enjoyed playing with, and he was learning to ride horses.
Family friend Barbara McSperrin told the Journal that Jesse was "a typical 6-year-old little boy, full of life."
Ana Marquez-Greene, 6
A year ago, Ana Marquez-Greene was reveling in holiday celebrations with her extended family on her first trip to Puerto Rico. This year will be heartbreakingly different.
The girl's grandmother, Elba Marquez, said the family moved to Connecticut just two months ago, drawn from Canada, in part, by Sandy Hook's sterling reputation. The grandmother's brother, Jorge Marquez, is mayor of a Puerto Rican town and said the child's 9-year-old brother also was at the school but escaped safely.
Elba Marquez had just visited the new home over Thanksgiving and is perplexed by what happened. "What happened does not match up with the place where they live," she said.
A video spreading across the Internet shows a confident Ana hitting every note as she sings "Come, Thou Almighty King." She flashes a big grin and waves to the camera when she's finished.
Jorge Marquez confirmed the girl's father is saxophonist Jimmy Greene, who wrote on Facebook that he was trying to "work through this nightmare."
"As much as she's needed here and missed by her mother, brother and me, Ana beat us all to paradise," he wrote. "I love you sweetie girl."
James Mattioli, 6
The upstate New York town of Sherrill is thinking of Cindy Mattioli, who grew up there and lost her son James in the school shooting in Connecticut.
"It's a terrible tragedy, and we're a tight community," Mayor William Vineall told the Utica Observer-Dispatch. "Everybody will be there for them, and our thoughts and prayers are there for them."
James' grandparents, Jack and Kathy Radley, still live in the city, the newspaper reported.
Grace Audrey McDonnell, 7
With broken hearts, the parents of Grace Audrey McDonnell said Sunday they couldn't believe the outpouring of support they've received since the little girl who was the center of their lives died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
Lynn and Chris McDonnell called their 7-year-old daughter "the love and light" of their family in a statement released by the little girl's uncle.
The family also shared a photo featuring Grace smiling into the camera, her eyes shining and a pink bow adorning her long blonde hair.
"Words cannot adequately express our sense of loss," the McDonnells said.
Anne Marie Murphy, 52, teacher
A happy soul. A good mother, wife and daughter. Artistic, fun-loving, witty and hardworking.
Remembering their daughter, Anne Marie Murphy, her parents had no shortage of adjectives to offer Newsday. When news of the shooting broke, Hugh and Alice McGowan waited for word of their daughter as hours ticked by. And then it came.
Authorities told the couple their daughter was a hero who helped shield some of her students from the rain of bullets. As the grim news arrived, the victim's mother reached for her rosary.
"You don't expect your daughter to be murdered," her father told the newspaper. "It happens on TV. It happens elsewhere."
Emilie Parker, 6
Quick to cheer up those in need of a smile, Emilie Parker never missed a chance to draw a picture or make a card.
Her father, Robbie Parker, fought back tears as he described the beautiful, blond, always-smiling girl who loved to try new things, except foods.
Parker, one of the first parents to publicly talk about his loss, expressed no animosity for the gunman, even as he struggled to explain the death to his other two children, ages 3 and 4. He's sustained by the fact that the world is better for having had Emilie in it.
"I'm so blessed to be her dad," he said.
Jack Pinto, 6
Jack Pinto was a huge New York Giants fan. New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz said he talked to Pinto's family, which is considering burying the 6-year-old boy in Cruz's No. 80 jersey.
Cruz honored Jack Sunday on his cleats, writing on them the words "Jack Pinto, My Hero" and "R.I.P. Jack Pinto."
"I also spoke to an older brother and he was distraught as well. I told him to stay strong and I was going to do whatever I can to honor him," Cruz said after the Giant's game with the Atlanta Falcons. "He was fighting tears and could barely speak to me."
Cruz said he plans to give the gloves he wore during the game to the boy's family, and spend some time with them.
"There's no words that can describe the type of feeling that you get when a kid idolizes you so much that unfortunately they want to put him in the casket with your jersey on," he said. "I can't even explain it."
Jack's funeral is scheduled for 1 p.m. Monday at the Honan Funeral Home in Newtown, followed by burial at the Newtown Village Cemetery.
Noah Pozner, 6
Noah was "smart as a whip," gentle but with a rambunctious streak, said his uncle, Alexis Haller of Woodinville, Wash. Noah's twin sister, Arielle, assigned to a different classroom, survived the shooting. He called her his best friend, and with their 8-year-old sister, Sophia, they were inseparable.
"They were always playing together, they loved to do things together," Haller said. When his mother, a nurse, would tell him she loved him, he would answer, "Not as much as I love you, Mom."
Haller said Noah loved to read and liked to figure out how things worked mechanically. For his birthday two weeks ago, he got a new Wii.
"He was just a really lively, smart kid," Haller said. "He would have become a great man, I think. He would have grown up to be a great dad."
Jessica Rekos, 6
"Jessica loved everything about horses," her parents, Rich and Krista Rekos said in a statement. "She devoted her free time to watching horse movies, reading horse books, drawing horses, and writing stories about horses."
When she turned 10, they promised, she could have a horse of her own. For Christmas, she asked Santa for new cowgirl boots and hat.
The Rekoses described their daughter as "a creative, beautiful little girl who loved playing with her little brothers, Travis and Shane.
"She spent time writing in her journals, making up stories, and doing 'research' on orca whales — one of her passions after seeing the movie 'Free Willy' last year." Her dream of seeing a real orca was realized in October when she went to SeaWorld.
Jessica, first born in the family, "was our rock," the parents said. "She had an answer for everything, she didn't miss a trick, and she outsmarted us every time." A thoughtful planner, she was "our little CEO."
"We cannot imagine our life without her. We are mourning her loss, sharing our beautiful memories we have of her, and trying to help her brother Travis understand why he can't play with his best friend," they said.
"We are devastated, and our hearts are with the other families who are grieving as we are."
Lauren Gabrielle Rousseau, 30, teacher
Lauren Rousseau had spent years working as a substitute teacher and doing other jobs. So she was thrilled when she finally realized her goal this fall to become a full-time teacher at Sandy Hook.
Her mother, Teresa Rousseau, a copy editor at the Danbury News-Times, released a statement Saturday that said state police told them just after midnight that she was among the victims.
"Lauren wanted to be a teacher from before she even went to kindergarten," she said. "We will miss her terribly and will take comfort knowing that she had achieved that dream."
Her mother said she was thrilled to get the job.
"It was the best year of her life," she told the newspaper.
Rousseau has been called gentle, spirited and active. She had planned to see "The Hobbit" with her boyfriend Friday and had baked cupcakes for a party they were to attend afterward. She was born in Danbury, and attended Danbury High, college at the University of Connecticut and graduate school at the University of Bridgeport.
She loved music, dance and theater.
"I'm used to having people die who are older," her mother said, "not the person whose room is up over the kitchen."
Mary Sherlach, 56, school psychologist
When the shots rang out, Mary Sherlach threw herself into the danger.
Janet Robinson, the superintendent of Newtown Public Schools, said Sherlach and the school's principal ran toward the shooter. They lost their own lives, rushing toward him.
Even as Sherlach neared retirement, she loved her job at Sandy Hook. Those who knew her called her a wonderful neighbor, a beautiful person, a dedicated educator.
Her son-in-law, Eric Schwartz, told the South Jersey Times that Sherlach rooted for the Miami Dolphins, enjoyed visiting the Finger Lakes and relished helping children overcome their problems. She had planned to leave work early on Friday but never had the chance, he said. In a news conference Saturday, he told reporters the loss was devastating, but that Sherlach was doing what she loved.
"Mary felt like she was doing God's work," he said, "working with the children."
Victoria Soto, 27, teacher
She beams in snapshots. Her enthusiasm and cheer were evident. She was doing what she loved, those who knew her say.
And now, Victoria Soto is being called a hero.
Though details of the 27-year-old teacher's death remained fuzzy, her name has been invoked again and again as a portrait of selflessness and humanity among unfathomable evil. People who knew her weren't surprised by reports that she shielded her first-graders from danger.
"She put those children first. That's all she ever talked about," said a friend, Andrea Crowell. "She wanted to do her best for them, to teach them something new every day."
Photos of Soto show her always with a wide smile, in pictures of her at her college graduation and in mundane daily life. She looks so young, barely an adult herself. Her goal was simply to be a teacher.
"You have a teacher who cared more about her students than herself," said Mayor John Harkins of Stratford, the town Soto hailed from and where more than 300 people gathered for a memorial service Saturday night. "That speaks volumes to her character, and her commitment and dedication."
Benjamin Wheeler, 6
Music surrounded Benjamin Wheeler as he grew up in a household where both his mother and father were performers.
They left behind stage careers in New York City when they moved to Newtown with Benjamin and his older brother Nate.
"We knew we wanted a piece of lawn, somewhere quiet, somewhere with good schools," Francine Wheeler told the Newtown Bee in a profile.
She is a music educator and singer-songwriter. Sometimes the musical mother would try out tunes on her own children, with some tunes that she made up for Ben as a baby eventually finding their way onto a CD, she told the newspaper.
In writing songs for children, melodies needn't be simplified, she said. "I try to make it my mission to always present good music to kids."
Benjamin's father, David, a former film and television actor, writes and performs still, according to a profile on the website of the Flagpole Radio Cafe theater, with which he has performed in Newtown.
The family are members of Trinity Episcopal Church, whose website noted that Nate, also a student at Sandy Hook Elementary School, was not harmed in Friday's shooting.


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