Covid Scotland: Helping to heal the scars of the pandemic with remembrance
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IT IS a way to offer healing and reflection with the aim of reaching out to people as part of The Herald’s covid memorial project. An open day is being held in Glasgow s south side and is an opportunity to find out more about the project. The event on Friday, July 30, is also a chance to meet artist Alec Finlay who is leading the engagement phase which will help shape the future memorial. It will be held at the Hidden Gardens, at the Tramway, from 11am to 4pm and it is also a way to become involved in our I remember theme for reflection of the pandemic.
Bereaved relatives are being given time to reflect through I remember And while it might be 14 months on since Ms McCready lost Mr Russell, 51, she has been grieving for him during unprecedented times when people have been unable to hold the funerals they would have liked for loved ones and been physically supported by close family and friends. It is through our I remember project for The Herald’s covid memorial campaign, that we hope to reach out to people. We are asking people to write their own I remember forms, an anonymous sentence of how they feel about or think of the pandemic. It is these reflections will our artist Alec Finlay will use to feed into the eventual memorial in Pollok Country Park. And Ms McCready has penned her own in tribute to Mr Russell.