Oh, no!

                :- Doug.



On 04/28/2013 09:32 AM, Esther Ewing wrote:
Oh how very sad. Cheryl and I spoke just a few weeks ago although I
didn't know her very well.

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On Apr 28, 2013, at 9:23 AM, Raffi Aftandelian <raffi_1...@yahoo.com
<mailto:raffi_1...@yahoo.com>> wrote:

Friends,

Lucas Cioffi just passed on this very tragic news (which came from the
NCDD list).

A fair number of us knew Cheryl Honey and the approach she  had
brought into the world, Community Weaving.

Cheryl, you will remain in my heart.

warmly,
raffi

On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 6:52 PM, Sandy Heierbacher <sa...@ncdd.org
<mailto:sa...@ncdd.org>> wrote:

    I am so sorry to have to share this news with all of you, and I'm
    still a little in shock at this news myself.  I found out earlier
    today that one of our members and colleagues, Cheryl Honey, was
    killed on Wednesday.  Cheryl was recently engaged to a man named
    Robert Hedgers, and they were living together in Vancouver.
     Cheryl and Robert were both found dead in their home on
    Wednesday, and yesterday police reported that it was a
    murder-suicide.  Cheryl was shot in the arm and the chest, and
    Robert turned the gun on himself.

    There is not a lot of information on this tragedy online, but here
    are two articles that provide the basics:

      Couple found dead were recently engaged -
    
http://www.columbian.com/news/2013/apr/25/police-investigating-death-man-woman-found-vancouv/
      Medical Examiner: Couple died in murder-suicide -
    
http://www.columbian.com/news/2013/apr/26/medical-examiner-couple-died-murder-suicide/

    As some of you know, Cheryl was the founder of the Family Support
    Network International and Community Weaving.  She often wrote to
    the listserv about community weaving, and many of you met her at
    the Seattle conference.  She also attended our 2010 regional event
    in Portland (she was living in Seattle until recently), and came
    down to Austin for our 2008 conference.

    Cheryl was a very kind person, and she was dedicated to
    encouraging neighbors to connect with one another to share
    resources and build local networks of support.  I'll paste a
    description of Community Weaving below.  Cheryl wrote this
    description, and we posted it on the NCDD site last year.

    I am so sorry to upset any of you with this horrific news, but I
    knew many of you would want to know this has happened to Cheryl.
     I do not have information at this point about her memorial, or
    where cards or donations can be sent.  I will let the list know
    when I do.

    Sandy Heierbacher
    Director, National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation
    sa...@ncdd.org <mailto:sa...@ncdd.org> • www.ncdd.org
    <http://www.ncdd.org/> • @ncdd & @heierbacher


    Community Weaving <http://www.communityweaving.org/> (CW) is a
    social architecture that syncs existing programs and initiatives
    to create an interdependent functioning whole community system.
     Learn more at www.communityweaving.org
    <http://www.communityweaving.org/>.
    In Seattle, volunteers contributed approximately 175,000 hours,
    valued at $2.6 million in community service on a budget of less
    than $12,000. Community Weaving leverages real change to deal with
    the challenges impacting relationships, neighborhoods, communities
    and the nation. A description of Community Weaving is in the
    Change Handbook (2nd Ed.) and referred to as a structural change
    methodology. The approach creates a reciprocal feedback loop that
    generates data that informs governing systems where to allocate
    funds and upgrade responsiveness to empower the people, as well as
    creates a voice of “we the people” on public policy issues using
    action research, dialogue and Community Forums. Community Weaving
    is a useful strategy to increase engagement levels and ignite the
    community spirit to create a more caring, just and civil society.

    Also, here is her NCDD bio:
    Cheryl Honey,pioneered Community Weaving and received the
    prestigious Jefferson Award, the mini-Nobel Prize for Public
    Service. Community Weaving is an innovative change method featured
    in the Change Handbook (2nd Ed.) that shifts hierarchical
    community silos into interdependent functioning whole community
    systems.Communities tap her expertise to develop innovative
    solutions to challenges affecting lives and the community. Cheryl
    is an Ambassador for Peace, recipient of the Excellence in
    Leadership Award and received the Giraffe Award, for sticking her
    neck out for peace and justice for all.

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