I have the best memories of Udo always being around while I was growing up and raising my boys on Forest Lake. Watching his dog Axle swim for hours, cleaning deer during hunting season, always showing me different "trinkets" from his store in Milwaukee, warm beer (when I was older, thanksgiving dinners at our cottage
I remember her as a visitor to Resurrection Episcopal in Mukwonago (now closed). She and Sr Dorcas often joined us on Sunday mornings for worship. Good conversations at coffee hour.
From 1970 to 1979 I was rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Racine, and during that time, was often a week day celebrant in the chapel. Also, several years, I was summer camp chaplain. Sister Letitia was always the one with a gracious smile, an energetic mind, a healthy body, and a generous grace for
You and I were BFF's for the best part of our lives. Our twenties and early thirties...Hung out all the time and had more fun than two people probably should have. We worked to buy clothes and to go out dancing (and we looked good!). When I look back on the most fun years of
Dave- sending big hugs your way today. So sorry to hear about the loss of your wife. It brings me such comfort that she was able to experience such a true love from you. Knowing that she is no longer in pain, but gone too soon. We will continue to keep you in our thoughts
My first recollection of Leticia was the Scottish Country dances at DeKoven that I attended. I was also at a retreat at Taylor Hall (DeKoven). Went to some Scottish Country dances at George Williams College in Illinois & in Madison, WI. I was supposed to help Leticia stay awake on the drive home & help
Dave, we are so sorry for the loss of your wife Sue. We send our thoughts and prayers your way. Remember the good times you had together and may the peace and love surround you during this difficult time.
I warmly remember spending fun, faith-filled time with Sr. Letitia and Sr. Dorcas at Camp Webb. The memories of service, dancing, laughing and sharing will always remain in my heart.
Sr. Letitia had faith in me - gave me the courage to act on my dreams. She and Dorcas supported me in my quest to teach in Russia, to study at Oxford, to try to unleash the beauty that saves the world. Being raised Lutheran, I'd never known nuns till I met them. I was
So many! I was fortunate enough to be one of the Inner Peace Corp participants. I spent a little over 2 years at Mary’s Margin. More than any one memory I remember the feeling of acceptance, compassion & healing love that Letitia freely offered me. I am a much more whole person today for having
