Code,903005 Subject,Urshelene Drewery Date,7/24/2006 Interviewer,Kris King Abstracts,Urshelene Drewery discusses the difficult times her and her family have endured during their years in Cleveland. She attributes much of what she has in her life to her spirituality and to god. She also discusses the decline of the St. Clair Superior neighborhood due to crime and how many of her neighbors help each other out. Several of the residents in the area hope a neighborhood garden will come to fruition. Special Notes, minutes:,0:36:00 0,Setup 1,"Background: born in Middletown, Ohio; Been in Cleveland for 36 years" 2,_____Large family; continued background 3,_____Employment background: worked for Joseph and Fies?; employed there for 24 years 4,__________located two blocks south of Lorain on Clarke; continued work history; personal health 5,Current income: welfare and social security 6,Children's background: son was attacked twice and is now handicapped 7,_____Continued 8,Neighborhood and changes; being a minority and segregation 9,_____Crime and gangs; thoughts on moving 10,_____Criminal issues 11,Faith and spirituality: Emanuel Christian Church on 82nd and Superior; Also attends another church 12,Neighbors 13,Childhood memories: Mentions that she is 70 years old 14,"Memories of Cleveland: museums, parks, and the zoo" 15,What would she change in her life?: not sure 16,Odd jobs: sewing for extra income and to clothe her children 17,_____Continued 18,_____Continued; Health issues 19,_____Continued 20,Dreams for the future 21,The history of how she bought her house 22,_____House payments 23,_____Remodeling 24,Neighborhood friendships and how they help each other help 25,Declining safety of the neighborhood: lacks confidence in police department 26,_____Examples of poor police support 27,_____Councilman; St. Clair Coalition and Safety Committee 28,__________Block Committee and poor neighborhood participation 29,__________Continued 30,Councilman Fanny Lewis and her work 31,Walk to the museums 32,Hough Riots 33,Closing comments 34,Giving back to the community: Community gardens 35,End 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,