Volume XL October 2001 No. 4
Published By The American Council of the Blind
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© 2001 American Council of the Blind
Christopher Gray, President
Charles H. Crawford, Executive Director
Penny Reeder, Editor
Sharon Lovering, Editorial Assistant
Table of Contents
- Anne Fesh: A Tribute, by Charles H. Crawford
- In Memoriam: Anne Fesh, by Sharon Lovering
- Today, by Penny Reeder
- Letter to the Editor
- In Memoriam: Nelson Malbone, by Ken Jessup
- Remembering Assunta Lilley, by Zada Albee
- ACB Acts to Establish a New, Improved Presence on the Internet, by Chris Gray
- Prohibiting Discrimination Does Not Ensure Equal Opportunity,
- The Faith Healer, by Robert Feinstein
- Social Security Privatization: What's at Stake?, Part I, by Melanie Brunson
- Realizing the Dream of a Walkable America, by Debbie Grubb
- Affiliate News
- Here and There, by Billie Jean Keith
- High Tech Swap Shop
- I'm Blind, Not Deaf!, by Anthony R. Candela
- New Book Opens Hubble's Space Images to Blind, by Deborah Zabarenko
- Harkin Says, by Penny Reeder
DEDICATION
We dedicate this issue of "The Braille Forum" to the memory of Anne Fesh, who passed away on August 23. There is an empty space in our office and a sadness in our hearts that will be impossible to fill or to heal. We may find others who will fix our computers, install our software, answer our phones, hang posters and photos on our walls, update our resource lists, ease the stress for folks waiting in line to register at ACB conventions, and be there for countless blind and visually impaired men and women who call seeking answers and hope. But none of those "replacements" will be Anne whose quiet humility and non-judgmental compassion and empathy for others are the standard against which all who attempt to fill the void will be forever judged.
Anne, we miss you. In friendship and sadness, and with gratitude, we dedicate this issue of ACB's "Braille Forum" to you.
The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and to improve quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people.
