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i. 3/30 to 4/12:
- quote: "Life, to be sure, / Is nothing much to lose, / But young men think it is, / And we were young." — A.E. Housman
- quote: "We have so much to say, and we shall never say it." — Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet On the Western Front.

ii. 4/13 to 4/27:
- quote: “His voice, please don’t let me forget his voice.”
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iii. 4/28 to 5/11:
- quote: "Ahead, on the plain, an oak tree towers. Untouched. On the high branches, leaves dance in the wind."
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iv. 5/14 to 5/24:
- quote: "Grief is like the ocean, / it comes in waves, / ebbing and flowing. / Sometimes the water is / calm, and sometimes it / is overwhelming. All we / can do is learn to swim." — Vicki Harrison
- image — Claude Monet

v. 5/25 to 6/7:
- quote: "For every spring and summer he / Has been the chum o' plant and tree, / An' every livin' thing has known / A comradeship that's finer grown / By havin' him from year t' year / Now very soon they'll all be here / An' I'm wonderin' what they'll say / When they find out he's marched away." — Edgar Guest, "The Lonely Garden"
- image — Shakespeare, As You Like It Epilogue

vi. 6/8 to 6/22:
- quote: "For every spring and summer he / Has been the chum o' plant and tree, / An' every livin' thing has known / A comradeship that's finer grown / By havin' him from year t' year / Now very soon they'll all be here / An' I'm wonderin' what they'll say / When they find out he's marched away." — Edgar Guest, "The Lonely Garden"
- image — Shakespeare, As You Like It Epilogue

vii. 6/23 to 7/7:
- quote: "Not yet corpses. Still, we rot." — Rise Against, "Dirt and Roses"
viii. 7/8 to 7/22:
- quote: "I fought the wat, but the war won."