“Even in death, the woman creates a deeper, and more powerful experience than one would expect. I am glad, touch, honored, and inspired to have ‘met’ Marilyn….someone I have not only never met, I have never lived in our lifetime…yet…..there is something to be said for visiting the grave of someone we have never met. Like any other grave the person is no longer with us, but unlike a grave of someone familiar…we have an entire culture and history to figure out who this person was instead of a limited history via family and direct interaction. Sometimes…..we just need to visit someone we never knew to feel thankful for our own existences, and the impact they left behind. It was a pleasure, and privilege to have ‘met’ you Marilyn.”
Elizabeth Grammaticas writes about her recent trip to Hollywood, where she visited Marilyn’s grave.
