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...Shaker??s friends from Harvard and from her hometown said Shaker believed that enjoying day-to-day activities was as much of a part of being passionate about life as being dedicated to big goals. Many shared memories from what Cabot House Master Jay M. Harris referred to as “a life extremely well-lived...
Linkmate John A. Abraham ’10 recalled that Shaker would ask people, “What about it makes you happy?” a phrase that was printed below Shaker??s picture on the cards that were handed out as people walked into the church...
Harvard Polo Club Coach Crocker Snow, Jr. ’61 spoke of Shaker??s deep love for horses and added that she was “a true team member...
...Dylan’s music was a recurring theme at the memorial service. Cabot House tutor Richard Johnston talked about Shaker??s love for Dylan and introduced a performance of the song “Farewell Angelina” by a small group of Shaker??s friends. Dylan’s song “I Want You” was played as attendees flooded into Memorial Church before the service and Shaker??s friends also led a group rendition of “Rock Me Mama” toward...
Pieces of Shaker??s art work were on display in the entry to the church alongside messages from members of the polo community. More of the Visual and Environmental Studies concentrator’s work will be displayed in the VES office in the Carpenter Center in the coming weeks...