(Co-designer of the Ramsey Social Justice Foundation website, and close friend)
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EDNA VIHEL ARTS CENTER, TEMPE LIBRARY CENTER (Jenny’s beloved aunt)
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY/GAMMAGE AUDITORIUM (Jenny and Bob’s Alma Mater);
https://www.asugammage.com/shows-events/ink-camille-brown-dancers
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ART, ARCHIVES, and MUSIC/ Tangled Up In Tunes:
Tulsa’s Tangled Up In Tunes, a magnificent community-rooted music education program, in partnership with our Ramsey Social Justice Foundation and more compassionate supporters, and with resources and education from The Bob Dylan Center, offers a wonderful program for students within under-resourced public schools. Innovatively, artist-educators support diverse learning styles, to assist the students as they discover their strengths, build important connections, and immerse themselves in courageous creativity, in music, in books, and in art. Here, dear Good Friends, you can find all the links:
https://www.bobdylancenter.com/?utm_source=homescreen
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https://gilcrease.org/exhibitions/dylan-face-value/
. . . And other portraits:
From Social Justice Minister Jenny Norton:
“During September, 2001, on September 12th (“the day after”), my EMS husband, Bob Ramsey, was summoned to New York City for a tour of duty at Ground Zero, to help organize the tragic victims’ systems.
His plane was the first in the air from Sky Harbor to New York, where he spent weeks in ardent work, saddened, yet determined.
Later, Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan painted a commemorative portrait for me to present to Bob. The portrait depicts my husband Bob’s sad, determined countenance, with meaningful shadowy skeletons of our Twin Towers in the background.
Twenty-five years later, when the significant and magnificent Face Value Portrait Collection was on exhibit at London’s National Portrait Gallery, we visited on New Year’s Eve Day to view the beautiful faces: some were serious, some content, some confused, some were shy, some were in angst.  That evening, we were looking out at the London Eye’s fireworks, then, the midnight chimes tolled. We identified the beautiful Face Value faces with those described in “Chimes of Freedom”, and we knew the Series would be ours, ours to share the most meaningful portraits.” Jenny Norton; Â
(In order to learn more about the portrait, dear Good Friends, and to learn about Arizona State University’s Public Administration College’s Ramsey Executive Education School, to train and certify our worthy and heroic Firefighter Chiefs and Administrators, as well as all city, county, and state officials, please write to: [email protected].)