"To boil it down, my dollars-and-cents feeling says no, but my gut
feeling is yes ... You have the funding source now. You can put [the
turf] in now. You can use it now. I'm saying, 'Get what you can get
now and make use of it.'"
Lina Harper, Glendale Unified School District's board of education
clerk.
"It clearly indicated that the man was deeply touched by what he
participated in and witnessed, and maybe this was the way he could
show his respect, appreciation and sympathy."
Councilman Dave Weaver said of the video montage police officer
Joe Perez created of rescue workers at the train wreck.
"We're closed Sundays, but Super Bowl is one exception. We come in
early, the four of us. We take no phone calls, no orders. Our doors
are closed from 8 a.m. to noon and from noon to 1 p.m., people come
and take their orders. After that, we go home."
Jim Tribuzi, owner of Mario's Italian Deli and Market, said of
Super Bowl Sunday.
"There's a lot of people that love Liz and Scott very much. They
left a tremendous amount of beauty behind."
Assistant City Manager Bob McFall, at a memorial service.
"I told them I loved their [performance], and that I respected
them, especially the guitarist, because I play the guitar. Watching
him play like that, I was like, 'Oh my God.'"
Alexis Micu, 14, said of the Flamenco dancers who came to his
school.
