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This is a show I made back in 2008. I’m running it as a tribute to my friend Greg Sharrow. Greg was one of the first people I met when I came back to Vermont in 2003. I didn’t have many friends, I didn’t have a job or really any plans, and it was the middle of winter. And then I met Greg at his office in the old Vermont Folklife Center building in Middelbury. It was crammed with books, and we sat down and talked for two hours, and it was that kind of talk where you’re almost gulping each other down. And he became one of the funnest, and maybe one of the most important friends of my life.
Greg Sharrow died two days ago at his home in North Carolina, with Bob and their dear friend Brian at his bedside.
This is a story about Greg, and his husband Bob, and Greg’s mother, Marjory. Marjory had dementia in the years before her death. This is a show about what remained for them, after the forgetting. Welcome.
For a longer version of this show, and an additional interview with Greg, click here
Photos by Evie Lovett
Music by Karinne Keithley Syers and Doris Day
By Erica Heilman / Rumble Strip, Erica Heilman4.9
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This is a show I made back in 2008. I’m running it as a tribute to my friend Greg Sharrow. Greg was one of the first people I met when I came back to Vermont in 2003. I didn’t have many friends, I didn’t have a job or really any plans, and it was the middle of winter. And then I met Greg at his office in the old Vermont Folklife Center building in Middelbury. It was crammed with books, and we sat down and talked for two hours, and it was that kind of talk where you’re almost gulping each other down. And he became one of the funnest, and maybe one of the most important friends of my life.
Greg Sharrow died two days ago at his home in North Carolina, with Bob and their dear friend Brian at his bedside.
This is a story about Greg, and his husband Bob, and Greg’s mother, Marjory. Marjory had dementia in the years before her death. This is a show about what remained for them, after the forgetting. Welcome.
For a longer version of this show, and an additional interview with Greg, click here
Photos by Evie Lovett
Music by Karinne Keithley Syers and Doris Day

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