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One Light to Remember program at Anderson Public Library. Bill James checks the names on one of the mini-spruce trees in the One Light to Remember display at the Anderson Public Library. Patrons donate money to honor a friend or loved one and has a light shine in their honor along with their name placed on one of the surrounding trees. James was one of the first to donate to honor his wife who passed away earlier this year.

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