January 7
Karen Lee Hunt was born 55 years ago today.
21.12.2022: 34 Years
Today marks the 34th anniversary of the terrorist attack that took 11 lives in the village of Lockerbie, and 259 passengers and crew aboard Pan American Flight 103. While the tragedy continues to haunt families and friends of the victims, the recent arrest of Abu Mas’ud and the potential for justice long delayed and denied…
The Hunts React to Mas’ud’s Arrest
Many, many times through all these years, we’ve been asked about a sense of closure. There’s never really closure. You learn to live with it and you get on with your life with the fond memories, and you hope there is a (life) after this life (and) we will see our daughter again. Robert Hunt…
January 7
Karen Lee Hunt would have turned 54 today.
January 7
Something has happened To keep us apart. Karen Lee Hunt was born 53 years ago today.
January 7
Karen Lee Hunt would have turned 52 today.
January 7
Her friends remember Karen Hunt as a sensitive, intuitive, and fun-loving person with a beautiful soul. Karen Lee Hunt would have turned 51 today.
January 7: 50 Years
“She was one of a kind” Lauren Henry. Karen’s roommate, 1968-87. Karen Lee Hunt would have turned 50 today.
January 7
“. . . all our memories — the ones I was lucky enough to share with you — will be with me forever. She was the best.” Joan, Karen’s roommate. Karen Lee Hunt would have turned 49 today.
Notting Hill, 1988
The map below, a larger version of the map on the London, 1988 page, shows the locations of students’ flats, local pubs, and other sites frequented by the Syracuse students in the fall of 1988.
January 7
Words don’t seem to be adequate to describe the inner beauty that I witnessed. I remember thinking to myself that already in her twenty years of life I couldn’t be more proud of her – just for being who she was and for having blossomed into someone so beautiful and special. Peggy Hunt Karen Lee…
Terror & Tears: Pan Am 103
Aired shortly before the 20th anniversary of the Pan Am 103 bombing, Terror & Tears is an award-winning documentary produced by Time Warner Cable and narrated by the late Bill Carey. The documentary was originally produced as a 6 part series; a longer version with slightly different material appeared later. Featuring interviews with family members,…