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ARTWORK HONORS LATE HUSBAND By Diane LedermanAMHERST - When her husband, Kevin Maxell Brown, was killed in an automobile accident Dct. 17,2002, Heather N. Halsey didn't want people "to spend all kinds of money on flowers." She didn't know why but she thought of a public art piece. So in lieu of flowers, she asked people to donate money for what someday would a public memorial. Tomorrow at 10 a.m., the Mill Canal Newt will be dedicated in memory of Brown at the Mill River Recreation Area. Halsey will speak. The stone sculpture is the work of artisan John F. Sendelbach, who created a sculpture of a spotted salamander on Cushman Common in Amherst. It was made with stone donated by the Goshen Stone Company. The stone memorial plaque was donated by Dorsey Memorials. "I. wanted something (so) people would know how much somebody loved him," said Halsey. Brown who was 42 when he died, was a lawyer working for Jold & Vanaria, PC, in Springfield. The two met while they were living in Boston and picked Amherst to settle in. She grew up here but "he fell in love with it," he said. He liked the land, the beauty of this area. "Kevin was proud Amherst conserves land. That was something that was important to him." And the newt is on such a piece of land. She and Brown had seen Sendelbach's work at art festivals and they had talked about commissioning him for some work. For their anniversary "we usually bought something, some house present," she said. Brown died before that happened. Sendelbach had been looking to erect a newt in the Mill River and had talked with the Public Art Commission to do it but they idn't have the money, he said. Sendelbach, a former landscape designer, said his former business partner told him that Halsey had mentioned wanting to create a memorial to Brown. Sendelbach said he didn't remember meeting Halsey and Brown but when they talked about the newt project, he found out that one of her dogs is named newt. "It just created a cosmic connection," he said of the coincidences. She said she is delighted with the project. "It's just big enough that you see something there," she said of the project, which is located behind the baseball field at the recreation area.
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ARTWORK HONORS LATE HUSBAND By Diane LedermanAMHERST - When her husband, Kevin Maxell Brown, was killed in an automobile accident Dct. 17,2002, Heather N. Halsey didn't want people "to spend all kinds of money on flowers." She didn't know why but she thought of a public art piece. So in lieu of flowers, she asked people to donate money for what someday would a public memorial. Tomorrow at 10 a.m., the Mill Canal Newt will be dedicated in memory of Brown at the Mill River Recreation Area. Halsey will speak. The stone sculpture is the work of artisan John F. Sendelbach, who created a sculpture of a spotted salamander on Cushman Common in Amherst. It was made with stone donated by the Goshen Stone Company. The stone memorial plaque was donated by Dorsey Memorials. "I. wanted something (so) people would know how much somebody loved him," said Halsey. Brown who was 42 when he died, was a lawyer working for Jold & Vanaria, PC, in Springfield. The two met while they were living in Boston and picked Amherst to settle in. She grew up here but "he fell in love with it," he said. He liked the land, the beauty of this area. "Kevin was proud Amherst conserves land. That was something that was important to him." And the newt is on such a piece of land. She and Brown had seen Sendelbach's work at art festivals and they had talked about commissioning him for some work. For their anniversary "we usually bought something, some house present," she said. Brown died before that happened. Sendelbach had been looking to erect a newt in the Mill River and had talked with the Public Art Commission to do it but they idn't have the money, he said. Sendelbach, a former landscape designer, said his former business partner told him that Halsey had mentioned wanting to create a memorial to Brown. Sendelbach said he didn't remember meeting Halsey and Brown but when they talked about the newt project, he found out that one of her dogs is named newt. "It just created a cosmic connection," he said of the coincidences. She said she is delighted with the project. "It's just big enough that you see something there," she said of the project, which is located behind the baseball field at the recreation area.

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