The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT29) NEW ORLEANS -- Nov. 13, 2005 -- NEW-ORLEANS-STREET-IV -- A funeral service was held for Helen J. White, 54, in New Orleans on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2005. Some 200 relatives, colleagues, church friends and neighbors crowded into a funeral home to mourn and celebrate both White, a disaster loan specialist, and New Orleans, a city that could ill afford to lose its disaster specialists. It was a requiem for an individual and a community, but it was not entirely sad. Rather, the grieving seemed cathartic, an outlet for a preacher without a pulpit, a church without a building and a neighborhood without habitable homes. White drowned in her attic in her home on Delery Street during Hurricane Katrina. (Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times)
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2005-11-13
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The New York Times Agency
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