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Martha Kostuch, reconnue au sein de la communauté environnementale comme bâtisseur efficace de consensus et activiste, est décédée le 23 avril.

Le RCEN désire exprimer ses plus sincères condoléances à sa famille et ses ami(e)s. Par cette page spéciale dédiée à la mémoire de Martha, nous espérons être en mesure d'honorer sa vie et de permettre aux gens qui la connaissaient de partager leurs souvenirs avec tous. Veuillez lire une partie d'une lettre rédigée par Martha avant sa mort, affichée ici-bas.

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Notice of My Death

[...] I believe my environmental advocacy contributed to making Canada's environment a little better than it would have been without my efforts. I liked being an environmental activist. I enjoyed a good argument (as long as it wasn't personal), I liked challenges and I liked making a difference. I also enjoyed getting to know so many people through my environmental activities.

People used to ask me where I got all my energy. I would tell them from nature. The mountains, the trees, the rivers and the wildlife gave me enjoyment and energy. I really was a tree hugger! I loved my walks in the woods and canoeing down rivers.

I don't want people to give money in memory of me. I would like each of you to think about some of the time we spent together; some of the things we did together. Your memories are important.

If you would like to do more than remember me (which I consider important… remembering me, that is), then I would ask you to do something extra to benefit the environment. Something you were not already planning to do or something you were not planning to do this soon. Through the additional actions taken by those who remember me, the environment will continue to benefit.

                                                                                    love,

                                                                                    Martha

 

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