Didn’t know the location of Seward’s mariners’ memorial?
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Dot Bardarson proudly points to the donor plaque mounted on the end of the graceful Wave Wall recently constructed as part of the Seward Mariners’ Memorial.
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The Seward Mariners’ Memorial committee helped kick off Harbor Opening activities with the annual memorial plaque dedication followed by the Blessing of the Fleet May 17.
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Judy Christiansen proudly displays the Seward Mariners’ Memorial quilt she won at a raffle drawing May 17 at Chinooks during the Harbor Opening dance.
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Seward community and family members of nine deceased mariners stood together near the new gray and white lighthouse-shaped structure on the small boat harbor spit Sunday May 20th 2012 for the dedication of the new Seward Mariners’ Memorial.
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Read MoreAbout thirty community members gathered last Monday morning to celebrate the ground breaking for the Seward Mariners Memorial. Mayor Dunham, Father Dick Taro and Rev. Ron Nitz participated in the brief celebration.
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It’s hard to find a port town in Alaska that doesn’t have a memorial to mariners lost at sea. Such a project was begun in Seward in 2003 and recently received a boost into reality from the legacy of one of the memorial’s founding fathers – or should I say, Mothers.
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