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<p>[QUOTE="JPD3, post: 8522220, member: 116216"]An entire generation has grown since the September 11th tragedy. We need to teach them and the future generations about the loses to humanity that resulted. Just as we should never forget Pearl Harbor, We should never let the 9/11 incident fall by the way-side.</p><p><br /></p><p>An Athens, Georgia born artist named David Renka specializes in bronze castings. He studied for four years in the Italian Mint at Rome as an engraver. Works by Renka can be found in the National Board of Antiquities in Helsinki, The British Museum in London, at the United Nations, the Vatican, private collections</p><p>and the Presidential Palace in France. His tribute to the 9/11 disaster is a medallion </p><p>that embodies the premise that although the disaster occurred on US soil, many from other countries perished during the attack, and the whole world was a target. </p><p><br /></p><p>Mr. Renka entitled his medallion <i>"Never Again, Anywhere", </i>because terrorism should be condemned and not allowed to continue in any form. "For all the victims, everywhere" because though the viciousness of the September 11th attacks and the enormity of the destruction are unique, the suffering of those involved, is not. It is shared by an ever increasing number of "blood" relatives throughout the world." (David M. Renka). </p><p>[ATTACH=full]1506552[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1506553[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JPD3, post: 8522220, member: 116216"]An entire generation has grown since the September 11th tragedy. We need to teach them and the future generations about the loses to humanity that resulted. Just as we should never forget Pearl Harbor, We should never let the 9/11 incident fall by the way-side. An Athens, Georgia born artist named David Renka specializes in bronze castings. He studied for four years in the Italian Mint at Rome as an engraver. Works by Renka can be found in the National Board of Antiquities in Helsinki, The British Museum in London, at the United Nations, the Vatican, private collections and the Presidential Palace in France. His tribute to the 9/11 disaster is a medallion that embodies the premise that although the disaster occurred on US soil, many from other countries perished during the attack, and the whole world was a target. Mr. Renka entitled his medallion [I]"Never Again, Anywhere", [/I]because terrorism should be condemned and not allowed to continue in any form. "For all the victims, everywhere" because though the viciousness of the September 11th attacks and the enormity of the destruction are unique, the suffering of those involved, is not. It is shared by an ever increasing number of "blood" relatives throughout the world." (David M. Renka). [ATTACH=full]1506552[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1506553[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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