Opinion pieces often serve as a mirror to our hearts. They help us understand different perspectives and emotions. Let's dive into some powerful stories shared by contributors. In January, David McGrath penned a tale about his sister Nancy and her husband Jay, who are both cancer survivors. They found moments of peace on a fishing trip, reminding us that joy can shine even in tough times.
In May, Bob Brody told us about his mother's journey. Despite being deaf, she learned the piano and tap dance. Her story shows that passion knows no boundaries, and every achievement is worthy of celebration.
Chris Schroeder, in June, shared a personal account of helping a homeless father and daughter. This act of kindness underscores the importance of looking out for one another.
In September, Cindy Sher remembered Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a victim of Hamas' attacks. His story brought a community together in shared grief and hope.
Adam Patric Miller, in November, reflected on why he writes college recommendations. Through his teaching, he sees potential in students, and writing these letters allows him to help shape their futures.
Finally, in December, Barbara J. Ferraro found solace in reading wartime letters from her father to her mother. These letters offered a glimpse into their love story and a historical journey.
Each of these stories invites us to reflect on our lives and the lives of others. They remind us that human connections run deep and strong, no matter the challenges we face.
