Furthermore, the author has directed that a portion of the proceeds from this book be donated to the United States Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund to aid the families of those who lost their lives as a result of the September 11, 2001, attack on America.Ĭontents Foreword xi Preface xiii Acknowledgments May we always remember these acts of heroism, commemorate the sacrifices that were made, and commit to turning our sorrows into future celebrations through a renewed commitment to global understanding and lasting peace. Special Dedication This book is dedicated to the members of the New York City Fire Department (NYFD) the New York City Police Department (NYPD) the staff and rescue workers of the United States Pentagon the thousands of rescue workers in New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC the families of those who lost their loved ones and the sacred memories of those individuals whose lives are forever enshrined in our global consciousness. The evidence of their enduring influence is apparent in the pages of this book. Through their steadfastness and love, the first seeds of celebration were planted deep within me. They first introduced me to the traditions and rituals of celebration. With eternal gratitude I dedicate this book to my remarkable mother and aunt. These two proud Southern women often assembled our family around an elegant table for the purpose of celebrating a beautiful family. Their long and happy marriage produced two daughters, Rosa and Bertha, and seven grandchildren. If you do this you will conquer all and happiness will soon return. That your lives will be long and happy and that in case there happens to be some little troubles in your youth you will be steadfast in your love to one another. 231)ĭedication In 1913 my great-grandfather wrote to my maternal grandfather these words of encouragement as he prepared to wed my grandmother: Dear Alcibiade, I write today to wish you and Leah all the happiness there is in married life. Ronald Grimes, Beginnings in Ritual Studies (1982, p. We make our crossings hoping the chasm will echo our festive sounds for a moment, as the bridge begins to sway from the rhythms of our dance.
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