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"Life Story" by the late Richard Pierson

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 After losing his wife, creating art and playing jazz served as powerful coping mechanisms for Richard Pierson. 
These outlets offered a sense of purpose and provided an anchor during their darkest moments. Moreover, his creations touched the lives of others, acting as a source of inspiration, healing, and a reminder that beauty can emerge from pain.

We lost Richard Last year 11/24  I got a chance to see him a few weeks before he passed.  I Matt and my self chanted with him in the hospital. at that time Richard was in a coma when he herd us chanting he opened his eyes.  you will be missed Richard.  


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"Life Story" by the late Richard Pierson

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