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#39 Scott Prokupek
David Franklin
She smiled, realizing she
could start her day over
anytime she wanted.
Friends of Public Art
108th & Emmet, S/E |
#84 Jeff Hug
Connie Lehman
No more jumbo anything.
First Unitarian Church/
Dan Dwyer
108th & Browne, S/E |
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#85 Sharon Boynton
Matt Mason
Life is what’s hidden in the
beauty we reach for with
hands soft as breath.
Marathon Realty Corp.
108th & Old Maple Road, N/W |
#86 Lorna Ulrich Packett
Leslie Prisbell
There’s a little happy
in every hour.
The Arboretum
108th & Manderson Plaza N/W |
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#87 David Williams
Leslie Prisbell
She liked to do the bus
stop at the bus stop.
JoDon’s/Dave & Janet Warren
108th & Blondo, S/W |
#88 Charlene Potter
Shelly Clark
In my first life I was a tree.
Or is it the other way around?
Wilson Family
108th & Burt, S/E |
#89 Mary Seger
Angela Glover
Possibility ignites when
you engage with life.
CBRE Mega Corp. &
Crestridge Magnet Center
108th & Mill Valley Road, East |
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#90 Rodger Gerberding
Sean Doolittle
A language, she thought,
and ordered a tape. She
learned all the colors first.
The David Scott Foundation
108th & Nicholas |
#91 Connie Farmer
Amy Scott
Laughter can not be used up.
R, J, S & T Sullivan
108th Ave & Farnam Dr, S/E |
#92 Annette Fettman
Rita Paskowitz
Every language has a
word for peace. Why not
speak it in yours?
Friendship Program, Inc.
108th & Madison, West |