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I had a meeting today with the Mayor of Kansas City. She regrets that we’re
doing the memorial service in Chicago, but she understands, especially since
our two cities have such a great relationship with each other. Still, she
would like to do something in honor of Nick, and I think that would be fine.
We had a lot of trouble figuring out what that might be. He didn’t like
parades, and a vigil seems too depressing. We spent most of the day discussing
it, taking breaks here and there so she could manage other needs of the city.
In the end, we decided that it’s just going to be a gathering where people can
come up to the microphone on stage, and talk about whatever they want. It
doesn’t even have to have anything to do with the deceased, if they have
something else to say. It’s unconventional, and a little strange, and I think
Nick would have liked it. Dutch would have, that’s for sure. That guy danced
to the beat of his own drum. Don’t worry, we’re going to be screening people
throughout, to make sure they’re not offensive or otherwise problematic. It’s
going to be a lot to coordinate, but we think that we can be ready by Saturday
of next week. There’s a reason we chose that date. This is kind of going to be
a Kansas City thing, so if you’re coming from elsewhere, and have made travel
arrangements to Chicago, we don’t want it to be too easy to add an extra
thing. You are welcome to come, if you want, but it’s mostly just for us.
Thanks for your understanding.
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