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Atem and Muneer sit at Tirhas, a cafe named after its Ethiopian proprietor, and dream about the upcoming referendum on separation of South Sudan from the North. This series of photos were taken a month before the January 2011 referendum. Photo Credit: Louis
Notes from Bill Gernert, 7/28/03:
Christmas party at U.S. Separation Center on Thompson Lane. Huge complex and had a large chapel for servicemen to worship in as they came in to be separated to civilian life.
Our Luther Leaguers would go out and do things for the children of servicemen. Pastor Gernert, his daughters, and son, William, Mary, Frieder(?) would hold Sunday School classes at different times. The Luther Leaguers would also help and had that as one extra project. It was so rewarding to see these kids respond and a great boost for our leaguers.
The Separation Center of the U.S. Government covered most of the land from Woodlawn Cemetery east to the railroad and front (east) on Thompson Lane. It had a main security gate and high fence. Property went back to railroad gulch.
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I have come to the sad realization that I have spent most of my life separated from the ones I love. It sucks. A lot.
Changes coming into effect Monday, Jan. 15, 2024, will reduce some of the difficulties for families going through separation or divorce in B.C., including those with pets.
British Columbians will also have the opportunity to provide input into further changes to make family law work better for families.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/30147
A Tourist take photos of The Separation barrier at the town of Abu Dis next to Jerusalem . February 16th 2008, Photo by Niv Cohen.