I am so sorry to hear of Christine’s passing. When we moved to Lafayette she was so kind and welcomed me in to the studio. She always encouraged me through a class even if I wasn’t doing it right😊.  

Many prayers to her family. ❤️

~Christina Griffin

I miss you!  I would usually arrive early and you would oftentimes greet me at the door and tell me, "I'll sign you in Glenn."  You had an infectious smile as do many of the Dailey Method instructors.  It is what makes coming there addictive.  You were always patient.  "Start with your right leg...no your other right leg Glenn."  you would turn me square to the bar, make me stand-up straight, raise my heels higher, and you never complained or acted like it was a bother when we went through the same corrections in the next day's class.  I'm not a star pupil...ha! ha! If you told us to breath in on the way down and exhale on the way up, I was surely doing the opposite, but you persevered and so I did.  

My favorite memory was doing round back against the wall and you told us " raise our legs and try to touch the bar with your toes."  When my legs were sticking out at a 40 degree angle, you said "raise them higher Glenn."   When they went to a 42 degree angle, you said once again, "raise then higher Glenn."  When I only managed to get them to about a 45 degree angle you chuckled with me and we moved forward as if I was in perfect conformance with the class.  

Despite all my imperfections, I found myself getting more flexible, a better sense of balance, and found the hour flew by each day.  

Today round-back has become one of my favorite exercises because it's the one that reminds be most of you! I don't want to feel sorry with that memory but want to continue to smile and chuckle, remembering your infectious smile and the true pleasure it was to know you.

My condolences to your family!