17th Annual AIDS Candlelight Memorial May 7, 2000

1. International AID$
Candlelight Memorial
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Sunday . May 7,2OOO. 7:05pm
Gage Park Amphitheatre

2. Prelude
Lighting the Memorill Candle
Welcome
Invocation
Proclamation
Dove Release
N[usic
Kelmote Speaker
Music
L{ythic Story Foundation of Sophie's
Recding of the I'lames and Lighting of Candles
Persons who have lost a loved one to AIDS are
nuitetl to come forward to light tt ctrtttlle from
the Memorial Candle and return to slrure
the flame with the rest of tlnse gathered here.
Closing Thoughts Rey. Paul Evans
"Singing For Our Lives" bv Holly Near All Gtthered Here
* I,;e are a gentl€, angry people, and we are singing, singing for our lives.
- I{e dre o land of rnany caltn's, ottd vle are singing, sirying for nur lives "
- We cre ga1t ani.l straigl'ittog,ether, cnclwe cre singing, singingfor orrr !!r,es.
- 'h'e are gentle, loving people, and we are fighting, figlfting {or our iiy,es.
Sign Lmguage Interpreter Kirtt.,dsrns
The S.H.A.R.E. committee would like to give special thanks to Dayid
Palrang, Frank Schultz, Gore Landscaping, Heartland Chapter Nsmes
Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, and the Topeka IndepenJent Living Resource
center. Printing of thk program was provided by Storm.tnt-vait Healthcare.
Topeka Woodwind
lerry Van Allm
leffMontague
Rev. David Gimm
Mayor loan Wagnon
Susan Tusher, Corky
St. Mark's AME
Tiavis Bamhart
lenni Best
C andlelffit Memorial Service
SundaY ' Mol 7, 2000