Joy Crocker

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Joy Crocker (1928 - 2006) was a composer, pianist, organist, music director, choir director, teacher, and peace activist.[1]

War Times

In January 2002, a group of San Francisco leftists, mainly involved with STORM or Committees of Correspondence, founded a national anti-Iraq War newspaper[2] War Times.

Endorsers of the project included Joy Crocker, Church Women United.

External links

References

  1. ↑ Website dedicated to Joy Crocker
  2. ↑ WAR TIMES January 29, 2002
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