Sarah Williams Quotes (13 Quotes)

It's just awesome to see how people in the community was touched by my mom and what happened. We couldn't have gotten through without these people.

We investigated and researched every complaint and found the project met the water quality standards and the standards of the material being used.

This park is located in an area that is quickly growing, but it is still able to maintain its natural beauty.

It's incredible. I was totally blown away when I was told it was 15,000 at the end of the night (of the event). Then hearing that it's more, I can never express my gratitude to the people.

People don't always know what open space pieces have been preserved by the trust. A lot of things are just there, and no one knows how to find them.

I thought high school was the best four years of my life, until I came to BC.

I have good friends who live up here, who have been trying to get me to move up here for two years. It looks like a good place to raise a family, and I have a 2-year-old, so I'm going to stay here.

The impetus for the auction is to honor the founders who are still with us. But we also want to highlight the properties that are with us thanks to the work of the trust.

It's a segregated cemetery. We need a community cemetery. Sara Sims cemetery is something that happened a long time ago. It's a part of history.

The father of Sarah Williams, a Scottsbluff, Nebraska, woman, had four tickets on the 45-yard line for the University of Nebraska's football games. He used to say he wouldn't be cold before somebody would ask for those tickets, ... His funeral was on Wednesday, and that afternoon the phone rang and a guy said, 'I'm sorry about your dad. By the way, what are you girls going to do with those football tickets'

Not so, not so, no load of woeNeed bring despairing frownFor while we bear it, we can bear,Past that, we lay it down.

This is a program that got the situation taken care of before there were any problems.

Briana is using it to go to college. I am probably, in a year and a half, going to the graduate school.