Marianne Hamilton Memorial Service
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TELLURIDE – A memorial service will be held Friday, July 8, 4-6 p.m., for Marianne Hamilton, who died unexpectedly last month , in a field on Last Dollar Road. Please bring a blanket or camp chair. If the weather is terrible, the service will be held in the Alta Room at the Franz Klammer/Fairmont in the Mountain Village, and signs will be clearly posted.

Directions to Last Dollar location: Heading out of town on Highway 145, turn right up the Airport Road, and take the righthand turn (just before the airport) onto Last Dollar Road. The field is exactly 3.5miles from this turn, past the Deep Creek turnoff/bridge. Follow the rainbow markers.

Call Erin at 970/708-0082 or Abe at 970/729-2418 or Ru at 970/729-1710 for more information.

In lieu of flowers, please visit https://sites.google.com/site/lovinglightfund.
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