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It is fantastically coincidental that today, just before heading off to revisit the Dia:Beacon Museum (to which Jay was a benefactor), I received an email from Jay's daughter, Debra, who lives in Italy. Here's is a gorgeous photo of her with her family.

Says Debra: The non-profit organization that Alfredo D’Angelo (my husband) is responsible for - The Human Life Project - has set up humanitarian help in many parts of the world: Cambodia, Burma, the Sahara, Pakistan, and India, as well as the gypsies here in Rome. The program consists mainly of creating schools, (often building or reconstructing), building wells for drinkable water, selling crafts here in Italy to create self sufficiency, micro credits, health programs, etc. It has been such and important part of our lives, and the experience for me as well as my children of living in the villages has been incredibly enriching.

To view the Human Life Project website, click here and then click on the link for Oki Do Human Life Project.