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Individuals

Marie Breen Smyth	Fr. Neal Carlin	Jeanette Chapman
Sean Coll	Fergus Cooper	Kevin Cooper**
Neil Coyle	Michael Culbert**	Anna Doherty
Anne Doherty	Grace Doone	Larry Dunne
Harold Good**	Claire Hackett*	Kate Heaney
Seamas Heaney	Linda Hogan	Tony Kennedy
Donald Ker	Maura Kiely	Alastair Kilgore**
Heather Kilgore**	Alan McBride*	Frances McCandless
Tommy McCay**	Roy McClelland	Ann McCay
Marie McCormack	Jackie McMullan	Michaela Mackin
Sr. Lucin Montague	Kevin Mullan**	Martin Murphy
Gareth Porter	Dawn Purvis*	Andrew Rawding
Jayme Reaves	Sr. Marie Redmond	Trevor Ringland**
Glyn Roberts	Hugh Rowan	Geraldine Smyth*
Martin Snoddon*	Sheila Strange	Jackie Stretch
Bernice Swift	Lorraine Toland	Oliver Wilkinson*

*Member of Healing Through Remembering Board.
**Member of HTR Day of Reflection Sub Group.

The following organisations, groups and individuals have welcomed the Day of Private Reflection:

Organisations and Groups

Advice NI	Aisling Centre
St. Anthony's Retreat Centre, Donegal	Belfast Central Mission
Columba Community of Prayer and Reconciliation	Community Relations Council
Cornerstone community	Corrymeela
Eastern Health and Social Services Board	EHSSB Trauma Advisory Panel
St. Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace	Fermanagh Churches Forum
Fírinne	Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation
Iontas Centre, Castleblayney	IOSAS Centre
Mill Strand Integrated School	Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action
Northern Ireland Policing Board	Northern Ireland Retired Police Officers Association
Oak House Ecumenical Fellowship	Old Library Trust, Healthy Living Centre
One Small Step	Peace Factory
Priory Integrated College	Victim and Survivor Matters Programme, Enniskillen
White Oaks Centre for Rehabilitation from Drugs and Alcohol

The Day of Private Reflection is offered as an inclusive and positive experience that emphasises a commitment to a peaceful new society.

The Day of Private Reflection is offered as a day for personal, private and individual reflection, for example, at home, at work or within a family, group or organisation.

It is hoped that the Day of Private Reflection on 21 June will lead to an annual Day of Reflection, and continue to make a contribution to addressing the hurts of the past and moving forward as a society.