As a member of the Women in Black, I sit by the Farmington Post Office on most Fridays from noon to 12:30 p.m.. I do this to express a desire for peace, love and fellowship for all mankind.
At 91, I won’t be here much longer, but I’ll be watching from above.
Gladys Pease, Farmington
Editor’s note: Women in Black is a loose network of women actively opposed to war and other forms of violence.
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