I’ll never forget her laughing in my face and her telling me I wouldn’t reach my goal.
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I met Cathy at Adler Zone Center in Champaign, Illinois where she worked as a receptionist and I as a mental health worker on an inpatient unit for children. I happened to go by her station one day and was instantly awe struck by this beautiful red head who was answering the phone. I screwed up my courage and began to talk with her. She was lively, intelligent and unpretentious. As I got to know her, I found out we had similar beliefs and attitudes. We were both juniors in college who were working to pay our way. We came from middle class families and believed in education. We eventually dated until we graduated and I went left to work in Chicago. We saw each other periodically until Cathy went to San Francisco to work in 1972 or 73. We reconnected through Linked In in 2008 and communicated until her death. She was a very special person who I’m glad I could call a friend.
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2019, Crystal Lake, Barton, VT, USA
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2019, Crystal Lake, Barton, VT, USA
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My deep condolences to Cathy's family. I first met Cathy when we dated in college. After graduating and a long hiatus we started communicating through texting, emails and voice over 13 years ago. I looked forward to our chats talking about family, politics, and our day to day triumphs and disappointments. I had not spoken to her recently and was saddened to hear she had passed
She was a wonderful person so full of life and adventure. She was brilliant, fearless, strong principled and yet well grounded. She loved Julia and Ethan, and her grandchildren. She was especially happy to spend time with them all, especially when she could teach and play music with them. She was truly a one of a kind and we be missed terribly.
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Cathy was one of the warmest people I've ever met. When I was wrapping up college and preparing to move out of state, she came out to New Mexico to visit my mom and I. She was so curious and excited about my plans and ambitions for my future and more than anything she encouraged me to go have fun and explore what the world had to offer. She lived with this amazing fiery thirst for life and I'll always remember her big, warm smile.
Sending love and condolences from Portland, OR.
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Dear Julia and Ethan,
Amos and I send our thoughts and condolences to you. Cathy's rich presence may subside a little, but we know it most profoundly lives on in you both. You have company too, as those who knew her, including Sundance and T Bone, will often recall Cathy with love and appreciation. Enjoy life and carry her onward. Love from Oregon and New Mexico
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Our deepest condolences to the entire family, may Cathy Rest In Peace, Mora family El Paso Texas
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