Gently passed October 31, 2010. Born August 5, 1931. Her mission in life was to teach and serve humanity. Active member of the Bahá'i Faith, elected for 21 years as Delegate to the Convention for election of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'is of the United States, served on National Committee for the Institution of Huqúqu'llah, appointed to Bahá'i National Education Committee, and travel taught throughout South America. Served on the Board of Ganondagan and its Education Committee, as well as one of its earliest volunteers, even before it opened as an historic site in 1987. Elementary teacher from 1955-1998, including Rochester City School #19, #4 and School without Walls, as well as prior teaching at Apache, Navajo and Northern Cheyenne Reservations. Survived by two sisters, sister-in-law, two nieces, cousins, and many friends.
Gently passed October 31, 2010. Born August 5, 1931. Her mission in life was to teach and serve humanity. Active member of the Bahá'i Faith, elected for 21 years as Delegate to the Convention for election of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'is of the United States, served on National Committee for the Institution of Huqúqu'llah, appointed to Bahá'i National Education Committee, and travel taught throughout South America. Served on the Board of Ganondagan and its Education Committee, as well as one of its earliest volunteers, even before it opened as an historic site in 1987. Elementary teacher from 1955-1998, including Rochester City School #19, #4 and School without Walls, as well as prior teaching at Apache, Navajo and Northern Cheyenne Reservations. Survived by two sisters, sister-in-law, two nieces, cousins, and many friends.
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