Remembering Gypsy

Meditation at MAXXAM: Remembering Gypsy

Monday, September 15, 4:30-6 pm

Join us as we come together to remember and reflect on Gypsy, a Houston activist who was killed this week 5 years ago by a MAXXAM faller. Please bring poems, songs, stories and thoughts to commemorate his spirit. This event will be held on the lawn in front of MAXXAM’s headquarters, 5847 San Felipe. If you can't make it in person, please meditate with us in spirit, wherever you are.

Open Journal: Remembering Gypsy-

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Wednesday, September 17, 12pm-1pm

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September 17, 1998, Houston activist David Nathan “Gypsy” Chain was killed when a tree was felled by a MAXXAM logger while activists were documenting illegal logging on MAXXAM land near Grizzly Creek State Park. Today, we honor his spirit and celebrate his life, for he has become an inspirational legend. Join Rhea Green and Melissa  (SACRED) as well as David “Gypsy’s” mother, Cindy Allsbrooks, who has since her sons death started the Forest Peace Alliance. We will also have Shunka, a forest defender from California who witnessed David’s death, and Jeremy, an old friend/ roommate who will be playing with his band, Dubtex, at the benefit show "Gypsy's Legacy Rocks on" Friday, Sept 26. 

 We will be taking callers (713-526-5738)

Freedom Friday at MAXXAM

Fridays, September 19, 4:30-6 pm

Houston corporation MAXXAM is mowing down our ancient Redwood forest. We must NOT allow MAXXAM to take away our children’s future, demolish the habitat for countless creatures, or ruin the quality of life for Humboldt County citizens.

Be a part of Freedom Fridays as we fight for the freedom of the earth that is being held captive by these corporate raiders.

Freedom Fridays are held at MAXXAM headquarters, 5847 San Felipe, and include posters, candlelight vigils, meditation, props, and street theater. Bring your drum(s), guitarre, musical instruments, and anything else you can think of for a music circle. For more information or to help organize, call 713-858-0074 or visit www.SacredRedwood.org.

Memorial Service for Gypsy at his gravesite

Saturday, September 20- moved to Saturday September 27th, 2-4 pm

All Events are posted under the “Upcoming Events” portion of our website, and also on the “calendars“ section. Be sure to check for updates- www.SacredRedwood.org.

*Note: We are officially running as an organization now!                                                                   All check/ money orders can be made payable to SACRED.