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- Ron and I visited the memorial last October while visiting the area (We live in Newark, CA). It was very touching. When the news of the hurricane was being televised, it broke our hearts to see so much devastation. Thank you to the people who built this memorial. Biloxi/Gulfport area has and always been my favorite destination!
(Posted on April 16, 2007, 2:34 pm Ron & Marilyn Silva)
- ME AND MY FAMILY LIVED IN ST.MARTIN WHEN KATRINA HIT ,MY HUSBAND WAS ON HIS SHRIMPBOAT AND THE BOAT WENT UNDER BUT HE SAVED MY DOG PRINECESS WE WERE ALL LUCKY TO BE ALIVE BUT GOD BLESS ALL THAT LOST ITS NOT FAIR
(Posted on February 18, 2007, 9:04 pm LISA PHAM)
- May I have your permission to use this site and its pictures for a research project about the
Hurricane Katrina memorial.
(Posted on October 30, 2006, 9:07 am Caleb P.)
- Thanks Pops. You're the best!
(Posted on September 23, 2006, 2:35 pm Aaron Kramer)
- Hi, i just wanted to say that I heard this band "Forgotten" recently and they have made this wonderful song "Alone" dedicated to all the victims in the hurricane katrina, here´s a link to the song http://www.purevolume.com/forgotten_
(Posted on July 22, 2006, 4:32 am John)
- I was living on the coast when Katrina hit and worked at Casino Magic. This is awesome. I saw the Extreme Makeover show where this was highlighted. A truly great memorial to those on the coast who suffered through Katrina rather than evacuate. The Coast will come back bigger and better. And, happily, I am on my way back!
(Posted on June 15, 2006, 4:19 pm Sharon Oaf)
- The artist, Aaron Kramer, was asked to assemble and create the "collection" of obects that were place in the "Time Capsule" as part of the Memorial. All of the objects were collected from survivors, recorded by the crew of Extreme Makover, as Aaron listened to their stories of Katrina's effect on their lives. The arrangment of the items was the Artists design.
Aaron Kramer is an Artist with a Studio in Venice California and will be exhibiting for the fifth time at the Smithsonian Craft Show (April 20th-23, 2006) in Wahington DC. His web site is http://www.urban-objects.com
A proud Poppa,
Ed Kramer
(Posted on March 8, 2006, 12:01 pm Ed Kramer)
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