Recently
Father William Bichsel died. My post
today includes a photo of Father William Bichsel, which I wanted to share at
the remembrance site at the Guadelupe House.
The photo reminds me of how Father Bichsel often was at Wright’s Park
twenty-five years ago. He sat at benches
to counsel people, he walked there at the park.
The overgrowth, with an upper pond clog, challenged park maintenance. Some very tall old trees in the 1990s fell in
storms. That drama was intense, and is
remembered. The rehabilitated park is
beautiful and ornamental. Now it challenges park maintenance.
The photo of
Father William Bichsel was taken the day after I returned from my trip to
Denmark, Sweden, and Finland; I lived two blocks from Wright’s Park and early
the day after I returned in an airporter, I walked to the park and happened to
find Father William Bichsel there.
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Laura Jensen 1990 |
So he took
my photograph for me, and I took a photo of him. I got a snapshot of some flowers at the park,
and the roll of film was complete.
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