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(en) US, Boston, BAAM #36 - Her Name Meant Hope: Nadezhda (Natasha) - Obituary + Monthly Events
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Sat, 04 Sep 2010 12:14:41 +0300
Her Name Meant Hope: Nadezhda (Natasha) Kirillovna Vinokurova (1924 - 2010) ---- Babushka
Natasha, who carried her heart wonder and an immediate eagerness to get ---- Babushka
Natasha, who carried her heart out so brightly for all to see the way, crossed over on May
31st in Boston, peacefully, it appears in her sleep. Her life in Ukraine carried through a
history of famine, war, and persecution, so much that her 85-year-old arms were becoming
heavy and numb, yet her heart remained warm and affirming. It was a blessing for me, her
granddaughter, to learn the stories of her wrinkles and the sorrow in her depths,
to feel the fire of her rebellion and the sunshine of her laughter. Her presence was
always witty and alert, ready to listen with a great abundance of wonder and an immediate
eagerness to get involved and offer help. She would give her
last piece of bread away, once said her mother of her. I cherish her - the joy and love
with which she shined, the open heart and courage she taught me. She persevered with great
obstinacy, an outrageous sense of humor, and ineffable sincerity. *Always loving you,
Babushka, with all my tenderness.* *May I walk the path you so clearly revealed in your
unwavering love.* Natasha’s cremation followed on June 8th.
According to her wishes, her ashes were scattered across the seas.
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Monthly Events:
First Tuesday of Every Month:
BAAM public meeting, 7pm, Lucy Par-
sons Center, 549 Columbus Ave. Open
meetings feature an introduction to
BAAM, reportbacks, and workshops.
Second Tuesday of Every Month:
Anarchist Black Cross meeting (de-
fense/prison abolition group), 8pm, At
the Papercut Zine Library, 226 Pearl st
in Somerville.
Second Sunday of Every Month: 2pm Industrial Workers of the World meeting. Lucy Parsons
Center, 549 Columbus Ave, Boston
Every Monday:
Papercut Zine Library meeting, 7:30pm
at 226 Pearl st in Somerville. Regular open hours: friday -monday, 2-7pm
Every Wednesday:
Free Radical Film Nights, 7pm, Lucy
Parsons Center, 549 Columbus Ave.
Every Friday:
Food Not Bombs free community meal, 3-5pm, Boston Common, Park St T Stop, Boston
Every Sunday:
Food Not Bombs free community meal,
3-5pm Central Square Cambridge, MA
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