Earl Silverman - Revision history

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	*[https://archive.is/fjeFz Disposition of estate]		*[https://archive.is/fjeFz Disposition of estate]

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⚫	== References ==
		+	{{Canada}}
		+	{{DV}}
		+	{{Featured}}

		⚫	== References ==
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 == External Links ==
 *[http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/03/20/privately-run-shelter-for-male-victims-of-domestic-abuse-forced-to-close-its-doors-due-to-lack-of-funding/ Privately run shelter for male victims of domestic abuse forced to close its doors due to lack of funding]
 *[http://ncfm.org/2012/03/news/discrimination-against-males/ncfm-calgary-liaison-earl-silvers-shelter-for-abused-men-faces-closure/ NCFM Calgary Liaison Earl Silver’s shelter for abused men faces closure]
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 *[http://beaconnews.ca/blog/2013/04/earl-silverman-lived-for-nothing-died-for-something/ Earl Silverman lived for nothing, died for something]
 *[https://archive.is/fjeFz Disposition of estate]
 == References ==
-[[Category:Biographies]]
+[[Category: Biographies]]
-[[Category:Canada]]
+[[Category: Canada]]
-[[Category:Featured Articles]]
+[[Category: Domestic Violence]]

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 [[File:Earl silverman.jpg|thumb|Earl Silverman, date unknown.]]
-'''Earl Silverman''' (4/7/1948 - 26/4/2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.
+'''Earl Silverman''' (4 July 1948 - 26 April 2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.
 Mr Silverman's will directed that the funds from his estate should be dispersed so as to create an ''educational scholarship for male victims of female perpetrated domestic violence''.  Courts in Alberta directed that the funds should be dispersed to the [[Mount Royal University Foundation]] for this purpose.<ref>https://archive.is/fjeFz</ref>

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	'''Earl Silverman''' (4/7/1948 - 26/4/2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.		'''Earl Silverman''' (4/7/1948 - 26/4/2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.

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	'''Earl Silverman''' (4/7/1948 - 26/4/2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.		'''Earl Silverman''' (4/7/1948 - 26/4/2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.

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-'''Earl Silverman''' was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.
+'''Earl Silverman''' (4/07/1948 – 26/04/2013) was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.
 Mr Silverman's will directed that the funds from his estate should be dispersed so as to create an ''educational scholarship for male victims of female perpetrated domestic violence''.  Courts in Alberta directed that the funds should be dispersed to the [[Mount Royal University Foundation]] for this purpose.<ref>https://archive.is/fjeFz</ref>

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	'''Earl Silverman''' was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.		'''Earl Silverman''' was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.

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−	'''Earl Silverman''' was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://~~nationalpost~~.~~com~~/~~news/canada/privately-run-shelter-for-male-victims-of-domestic-abuse-forced-to-close-its-doors-due-to-lack-of-funding~~</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.	+	'''Earl Silverman''' was the founder of [[Men’s Alternative Safe House]] (MASH), believed to be the only men's domestic violence shelter in Canada at the time.<ref>https://archive.is/tHqVn</ref> In 2013, Mr Silverman took his own life shortly after his efforts to keep MASH funded failed and he was forced to close its doors.

	Mr Silverman's will directed that the funds from his estate should be dispersed so as to create an ''educational scholarship for male victims of female perpetrated domestic violence''. Courts in Alberta directed that the funds should be dispersed to the [[Mount Royal University Foundation]] for this purpose.<ref>https://archive.is/fjeFz</ref>		Mr Silverman's will directed that the funds from his estate should be dispersed so as to create an ''educational scholarship for male victims of female perpetrated domestic violence''. Courts in Alberta directed that the funds should be dispersed to the [[Mount Royal University Foundation]] for this purpose.<ref>https://archive.is/fjeFz</ref>