The last seven years, before her retirement to Villa St. Joseph in 2005, were spent in Hiawatha, Iowa, volunteering at Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center and at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, where she worked with senior citizens. 1943-2018 Our dear Sister Maria Tessari went home to the Lord on January 16. Sister Jeans ministry as an FSPA centered around her love of teaching and St. Francis and St. Clare. In 1977, at the age of 38, he was received into the novitiate, made his simple profession one . Gertrude was the youngest player on the basketball team when they won the Archdiocese of Dubuque tournament. Sister Betty Shakal, FSPA, 87, died May 3, 2021 at Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Sister Jean Moore, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, 67, died on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare, La Crosse, Wisconsin. How surprised, and disappointed, was Sister Lydia when Louise (Sister Joan Marie) entered FSPA in La Crosse. As soon as their dad came home from work, the question was put to him. Mary Jane, her sister, Monica, and two brothers, Myllin and Mark, grew up in Eau Claire. Assoc. During her time in Bellevue, she also took care of her aging parents. She specifically enjoyed cat sitting while family and friends would go on vacation. Praying to Mary helped her make the decision about religious life. Sister Jean has been selected to be honored with the Viterbo University Pope St. John XXIII Award, the highest non-academic award bestowed by the university, in May 2020. In the eighth grade, Sister Pat started playing trumpet in the high school band and later moved on to playing the trombone and baritone. In 1950, Sister Anita was received into the novitiate and given the name, Sister Mary Kenneth. In 1981 Sister Geralyn became principal of the and later returned to teaching first grade. She received a bachelors degree in home economics and English from Viterbo College (University), La Crosse and did additional studies at Marquette University, Milwaukee. 2020 by Franciscan Sisters of Allegany. She attended a country school until grade six, when her parents, wanting to draw on the value of a Catholic education, enrolled her at St. Anns School in Wabasso, Minnesota. Mangaluru, Oct 18: The provincial Ursuline Franciscan Sisters had their VIII Province Chapter in Shanthi Dham Provincialate, Derlakatte from October 17 to 21 on the theme 'Ursuline Franciscan Sisters: Commissioned to Launch into the Deep'. She was in the sixty-eighth year of her religious profession. The day after her 21st birthday she was in a serious car accident. A community of Franciscan women religious based in Clinton, Iowa with a mission of active nonviolence and peacemaking. She made her home at St. Rose Convent in 2006 and moved to Villa St. Joseph in 2015 when her health began to fail. In 2016 she moved to St. Rose Convent and she became a regular volunteer at the Franciscan Hospitality House. From 1993 to 1997, Sister Jean served as the Dean of the School of Letters and Sciences at Viterbo. Her early years of teaching were in elementary schools in Wisconsin: Holy Cross (1952 to 1954), St. Marys (1958 to 1960), St. Wenceslaus (1968 to 1969), Cathedral (1969 to 1971) and St. James (1976 to 1981) in La Crosse; St. Josephs, Dodgeville (1954 to 1957) and St. Josephs Ridge, La Crosse (1960 to 1963). During her time in Canton, Sister Dorothy Ann became a companion to Sister Thea Bowman, an FSPA who gained prominence as a teacher, musician and civil rights activist in the African American community. From 1997 to 2007, she continued providing support services to elderly in Guttenberg through volunteer work at River Living Center and St. Marys Parish. Our podcast guests, Sister Nancy and Sister Joyce, talk about what the Sacred Heart means to them, as Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart. Sister Anita Marie was born in River Falls (Big River), Wisconsin on May 2, 1932, to Leo and Mildred (Maier) Beskar. Its great to be Irish, she would proudly proclaim. After her class of six boys and six girls graduated from the eighth grade, she spent the next year at home helping her parents. She was an elementary school teacher for the majority of her active religious life, teaching grades one through four. She was devoted to little children and prayed daily for the children of the world. Her personality radiated compassion. She was in her 37th year of religious profession. At the completion of her term she moved to Sun City, Arizona, where she served as parish administrator of St. John Vianney Parish. Sr Susheela Sequeira, the superior general was the president of the chapter. Her father was a lumberman and later worked for the railroad. Sr. Mary Alodia Stozek was remembered on her 80th Jubilee. She professed vows on August 12, 1942 and made final profession on August 9, 1948. She began her tertiary education at Viterbo College (University) in the field of education. After a year, she resigned again from the Salvation Army and formally entered the congregation and made first vows in 1986 as an FSPA. In 1979, Sister Dorothy Ann moved to Holy Child Jesus School in Canton, Mississippi where she taught junior high for 10 years. She served numerous people for ten years through the health department before retiring. She attended the newly erected St. Johns School. Sister Karolyne Rohlik, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, 87 died of natural causes on May 17, 2020 at Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Sister Margaret Ann Mason, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, 92, died of natural causes Friday, May 29, 2020, at Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse, Wisconsin. She also taught in Blackfoot, Idaho and St. Paul, Iowa. She and her 10 brothers and sisters often found time to get into a little mischief after their chores on the farm were completed. While in that locale, Sister Lois was a regular volunteer at the Mississippi Market Coop, doing most any task needed. She made her first profession of vows on August 12, 1961. She made first profession of vows in 1956 and final vows in 1962. Sister Lydia then served as Pastoral Care Minister at St. Annes Parish, also in Las Vegas, until she retired to St. Rose Convent in 2001. In 1995, Sister Pat became Director of Religious Education (DRE) at St. Joseph Parish (Kendall) and continued to serve as DRE and parish minister in Wisconsin at St. John the Baptist Parish (Wilton) and St. Patrick Parish (Elroy) until retiring five years later. Most recently, Sister Sandra had been a regular volunteer at Ryan House, an extension of St. Joseph Hospital, and at St. Vincent De Paul in Phoenix. She completed high school at St. Marys Academy in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. Sister Agnes was received into the novitiate on August 12, 1951 and was given the name Sister Ella. The Hospital Sisters of St. Francis operated a convent and church on a 300-acre site northeast of Springfield from 1917 until 2021. . Later, after finishing her third year of high school, she asked again. She loved her family and especially enjoyed visiting them and receiving visits from them. Franciscan Sister News Franciscan News and Events. Sister Rita entered the FSPA community in September 1952. As boarders, Sister Margaret and Helen got home one weekend a month. Sister Margaret Ann was involved in school consolidations, both in Ashland and Eau Claire. Black History Month: Hope Restores extends a challenge. Sister Michon was born to John W. and Vera (Duffy) Desmond on August 28, 1933, in Winona, Minnesota, the eldest of six children. She made her first profession of vows on August 12, 1948. Sister Rosewyn Meyer, FSPA was there and spoke many times with Helen. Sister Bernadette Milada Prochaska was born on June 15, 1932 in Montfort (Castle Rock), Wisconsin to Frank and Victoria (Roh) Prochaska, where she grew up with her nine brothers and sisters. Many remember the fun time Sister Jean provided through her Annual Doctor Sister Dean Jean Golf Scramble at the end of each school year at Viterbo University. She and her older sisters walked to school and enjoyed the flowers and nature along the way. Is a publication about the Bernardine Center in Chester, PA. Having a sister (SisterMildred Weber, FSPA) and several other relatives in the FSPA community sparked the idea of a vocation in Donna. It was a happy home filled with conversation and joyous laughter. In 1976, Sister Joan transitioned to the ministry of activities director at Villa St. Joseph, a post she held until 1983. After receiving a bachelors degree in English from Viterbo College (University), La Crosse, she went on for a masters degree in English from Marquette University, Milwaukee. She created connections among her family, friends and community. Perhaps the most memorable is Sister Dorothy Anns loving care for those suffering with HIV/AIDS. Sandy loved being a nurse in Africa. During her eight years there, she earned a Master of Pastoral Studies from Loyola University, New Orleans. Sister Lois Lobdell, FSPA, 97, died Thursday, August 27, 2020, of natural causes at Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse. She pronounced first vows on August 12, 1953 and made final profession on August 11, 1959. Sr. Therese Francis was born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin and entered the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis from St. Peter Parish in 1945. Her commitment to those less fortunate has been immeasurable. Sister Agnes loved growing up on a farm and being outdoors; her family grew vegetables and raised chickens to sell. From 2016 to 2019, Sister Jean was back at Viterbo University teaching classes in Franciscan Traditions and Values. Her interest in history remained current. Sister Rita Marie developed her creative talents by crocheting, embroidering, cross stitching, creweling and recycling greeting cards. LSAP Resource Guide Community Engagement & Participatory Action OBITUARY Sr. Maureen Kelly F.S.P. She received her call to be a Franciscan Sister at a young age, and loved being a Franciscan Sister of Our by Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Perpetual Help | May 6, 2020 | Franciscan Sisters News, Obituaries. Her life of prayer, service and love for others has absolutely represented the Spirit of St. Francis. In 2005, she retired to St. Rose Convent and later moved to Villa St. Joseph. After initially attending Viterbo College (University) for classes, Sister Frances went on to receive a certificate in dietary administration from Fontbonne College in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1997, Sister Cecilienne retired to Cedar Rapids where she taught ESL classes and private music lessons until moving to St. Rose Convent in 2009. Sisters of Saint Francis - Rochester, Minnesota Welcome! Missionary Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception Celebrating 70 years of God's Goodness and presence in Papua New Guinea The 16th of September 2019, a special day to remember with gratitude and joyful praise for God's goodness reflected in the lives of the Missionary Franciscan Sisters [ . ] She had a deep and compassionate heart for the poor and had the most humble and human way of finding the poor in spirit and being one with them. She was a truly humble, prayerful woman of faith and courage whose spirit always radiated joy and peace. She made first profession of vows on August 12, 1944, and final profession on August 9, 1950. During that time she served as a pilgrimage leader (about 20 trips) for the Franciscan Pilgrimage Program in Assisi, Italy until 2018. FelicianSisters. She had been taught by sisters for two years, but in her earlier years was not attracted to their communities. She was eager to go to school with her sisters. Alleluia! Felician Sisters Cemetery. Sister Kathleen Kenkel, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, 91, died Saturday, July 18, 2020, at Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse, Wisconsin. On October 27, 2021, Sister Gale Bednarek, our resident Scripture scholar, left us for the fullness of Gods light and love. She thrived on helping people and especially loved her adoration hours. She was in the seventy-sixth year of her religious profession. Community members, family and friends remember Sister Kathleen as a true mystic. Sister Agnes served her community as a homemaker in convent homes in Iowa, Mississippi, Washington and Wisconsin for thirty years. There was always a twinkle in her eye and a story on her lips. Friends, family and community members remember Sister Joanne as having a quiet, loving heart for the poor, especially the elderly poor. She taught Spanish at Wayne State College in Nebraska for a year before transferring to Viterbo University in La Crosse as a Spanish instructor in 1985. She was always ready to enter into conversation and had great stories to share. Sister Clara Mae gifted family and friends with beautiful wood carvings. Sister Rosile taught eight years in middle schools in Wisconsin (Wausau, Plum City and Ashland) and Iowa (Luxemburg and Festina) and one year at DePadua High School in Ashland, Wisconsin. At that time, she studied occupational therapy in Des Moines, and served as activity director at Willis Adult Day Care. Entering the field of education, Sister Margaret served as a primary teacher for 27 years in schools in Iowa (Carroll [St. Joseph] and Roselle) and Wisconsin (Greenwood, Marathon, Dodgeville, Halder, La Crosse [Holy Cross and Blessed Sacrament], Odanah, Big River and Menomonie). Sister Denise Streng, OSF . She retired to St. Rose Convent in 2016where she continued her organ ministry and began volunteering as receptionist at Catholic Charities. After profession in 1943, Sister went to St. Veronica's in Greenwich Village for three months, then taught at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs School in New . She was very fond of Pope Francis and talked often about his vision and teaching. Sister Jean and her sisters (and often her brother) spent manyvacations together exploring their family roots in Ireland, or just hanging out by the ocean. She often talked about her wonderful five years in Guam, where she would say she learned more from her high school students than she probably taught them. Upon visiting her sister at St. Rose Convent one weekend, Sister Pat told her parents she wanted to stay at the convent with her sister. Sister Karolyne continued to faithfully serve in a variety of ministry assignments that defined her loving commitment to religious life. In 2018, with her health failing, she moved to Villa St. Joseph. There she met the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration (FSPA). Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA. She made first profession of vows on August 12, 1950, and final profession on August 9, 1956. Family, friends and community members remember Sister Mary Myron as a woman of prayer. In 1972, Sister Michon and her younger sister, Sister Rosemary, FSPA, spent a couple of weeks in England, Ireland and Scotland with their parents reinforcing her Irish heritage. Mary Jane was born to Raymond and Stella (Bien) Misura on Dec. 16, 1933, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She completed her high school at St. Rose High School in La Crosse. A representative of the Manitowoc Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity declined an interview with a Herald Times Reporter. Sister Ladonna moved back into congregational ministry as FSPA Director of Development from 1987 to 2012, when she became Congregational Secretary and Director of Planned Giving. Her older sister Eileen joined the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in 1943. She joined FSPA in 1950 and was given the name, Sister Joene, but later went back to her baptismal name. She retired to St. Rose Convent in 1998 and to Villa St. Joseph in 2003. Ellen Mary MacDonell was born Feb. 7, 1932, in Judique North, Nova Scotia, Canada, to Archibald and Mary Fitzgerald MacDonell. She ministered in schools in La Crosse, Plum City, Allouez and Stratford, Wisconsin; in Carroll, Calmar and Hiawatha, Iowa; in Bozeman, Montana; in Spokane, Washington and in David, Kentucky. In 2009, Sister Frances moved to St. Rose Convent until her health required her to move to Villa St. Joseph in late 2019. Born in. During that time, she completed a Master of Arts in Music Education from DePaul University, Chicago. In 1978 she received on-the-job training as a dental assistant. You will no longer be notified of photo requests for this cemetery. Her father taught her the importance of community involvement and environmental stewardship. After five years in Chile, Sister Jeans family moved to Wauwatosa, Wisconsin in order to ensure proper schooling near their home.. The person we lost is Sister Annette Fessler, who died on Oct. 29 at the age of 95. She was also a great entertainer, knowing how to make her audience laugh. She served on numerous boards, including St. Marys Hospital (Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare, Sparta, Wisconsin), St. Anthonys Foundation in Carroll, Iowa, St. Francis Hospital (Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare, La Crosse) and Viterbo University in La Crosse. Sister was 93 years of age and had been a Sister of St. Francis for 70 years. Florence was received into the novitiate on August 12, 1944 and was given the name Sister Cecilienne. Sister Bernadette Prochaska, FSPA, 88, died Wednesday morning, January 6, 2021 of pancreatic cancer at St. Rose Convent, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Your gifts connect you to our ongoing ministries and honor Sisters who are your former teachers, friends or family . From 1985 to 2005, she served as a remedial teacher at David School, a small alternative high school in the coal-mining hills of Kentucky. Sister Ceciliennes ministry was in the area of music. Joselda Hageman, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, 94, died of natural causes on Saturday, July 11, 2020 at Villa St. Joseph, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Sister Joselda served her Sisters as a homemaker and housekeeper from 1948 to 1992 in Durand,Boscobel and La Crosse in Wisconsin and Coon Rapids, Iowa, with the last 15 years at her home parish in St. Lucas, where she also was able to assist her elderly mother. List of Sisters, Brothers, Priests. Sister Loiss last seven years of active ministry were in child care for two families in the St. Paul area. Helen again pushed the idea of a vocation out of her mind until December 1944 when she was assigned to the Sisters ward at the hospital. The Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis is an evangelical community of Franciscan women called to observe with loving and generous hearts the holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to The Rule and Life of the Brothers and Sisters of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis. Two years later on Christmas Eve again, a change took place in the Beskar family when her father announced that he was marrying Leona Buberl. In 1993, Sister Pat returned to Tulsa as pastoral minister at St. Marys Parish until returning to St. Rose Convent in 1996, where she served in pastoral care to sisters retired there. Sister Helen served her FSPA community as Director of Nursing at Villa St. Joseph 1964 to 1965, prior to completing her Masters Degree in nursing education at Columbia University in New York City, New York from 1965 to 1967. This experience in religious education led her to a Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program and further theological study. There, she met the Notre Dame Sisters and her interest in religious life began. Franciscan Sisters have served at St. Benedict's for 80 years. Our community was founded in central Minnesota in 1891 by sixteen women who had previously been members of another Franciscan congregation. Sister Dorothy Ann, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, 81, died on Wednesday, February 8, 2023, at HospiceMinistries in Ridgeland, Mississippi, where she had been chaplain for many years. She entered St. Rose Convent in 1945 and was given the name Sister Elreda at her 1948 reception into the novitiate. After her father died, her mother remarried, expanding her sibling count from seven to 16. Active Nonviolence. Born on July 1, 1943 in Batesville, she was the second of five children born to Ethel (Nee: Schumacher) and Francis Werner. She was in the68thyear of her religious profession. Sister Evelyn entered St. Rose Convent in the fall of 1958. While with FSPA, Sister Sandra ministered to the elderly in St. Paul for a couple years before moving to La Crosse, where she became the Justice and Peace Director for the FSPA. She wanted to enter St. Rose Convent after graduation, but circumstances compelled her to wait until August 30, 1943. She taught high school and was assistant principal in West Point (1958 1966) and Lansing (1966 1973), Iowa. She was in the seventy-third year of her religious profession. Born on June 20, 1939, in Festina, Iowa, Joan Marie was the youngest of Nicholas and Rosalia Imoehl Hagemans 11 children. Born on October 16, 1925, in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, Helen Cecilia was the second oldest daughter of Frank and Willa (Cherrier) Keating. When Helen came to a decision, Sister Rosewyn spoke with Mother Engelberta and convinced her to allow Helen to enter St. Rose Convent in January instead of waiting until August. She ministered at St. Anthonys Hospital, Carroll, Iowa, Sacred Heart Hospital, Idaho Falls, Idaho, and was Medical and Surgical Instructor at St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing, La Crosse. She later returned to her baptismal name. Sister Karen Crawford . She professed first vows on Aug. 12, 1955. After receiving a Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Viterbo College (University), La Crosse, she continued her education with a Masters in Music Education from DePaul University, Chicago. Sr. Marcy Romine, 67, a sister for 47 years, died February 14, 2017 at her apartment in New Orleans, Louisiana. We, the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph, witness the Gospel in joy and peace, committed to prayer, service, and care for all creation. Her first two years of grade school were at St. Jude the Apostle School in Wauwatosa. A congregation of Franciscan women religious serving in the United States,. She received by Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Perpetual Help | Jan 18, 2018 | Franciscan Sisters News, Obituaries. Growing up on the family farm, she enjoyed helping her mother with her five younger brothers. Our dear, sweet Sister Erlinda Gurule went home to the Lord on Tuesday, June 30, 2020. She was in the sixty-seventh year of her religious profession. She always showed upfor events, parties, fundraisers, meetings and assorted other occasions. Obituary Sr. Marcy Romine O.S.F. Sister Patricia began her ministry in the congregation as an elementary school teacher in Spokane, Washington (St. Ann, St. Augustine and St. Xavier Schools). However, Sister Margaret did not enter the Benedictines nor the Little Falls Franciscans. Community members, family and friends remember Sister Evelyn as a lively, generous person. On June 9, 1958, God did give her a call. She described her family as rich when it comes to happiness and love. She began school at St. Josephs Academy in Yakima, and completed her elementary education at St. Aloysius School after her family moved to Spokane, Washington. She continued there as a sacristan until 2015 when her health declined. A second sister, Kathy, was born following the familys return to the States. After leaving the classroom in 1976, she was on staff at Northern Province House in Arbor Vitae, Wisconsin with responsibility for food service and maintenance. Her first profession of vows took place on August 12, 1952. Sister Sandra was born to Carroll and June (Nicholson) DeMann on October 12, 1947 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the eldest of four children. Read more. Sister Patricia was born in Decorah, Iowa on March 22, 1944 to Paul and Seraphina (Timp) Tekippe. Sister Patricia was received into the novitiate in 1963 and given the name, Sister Mary Owen. Helen began to pray about it, but the following August she entered St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing. Born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1950, she entered the Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in 1968 and by Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Perpetual Help | Dec 31, 2016 | Franciscan Sisters News, Obituaries. bottom of page Community members, family and friends remember Sister Rosile as always having a smile for everyone. The 70th Jubilee group included Sr. Mary . From 1995 to 1998, Sister Betty was asked to serve as treasurer for the FSPA Central Region in Hiawatha, Iowa. In 1981, Sister Bernadette moved to Milwaukee where she ministeredas an instructor, associate professor, professor and assistant dean of the English department at Marquette Universityover 36 years. After recovering, she participated in a Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program in Rochester, Minnesotaand then served as assistant coordinator at St. Rose Convent. She was in the eighty-first year of her religious profession. She was in the seventy-third year of her religious profession. Mother Joan invited her to join the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration. Sister Evelyn was born on January 12, 1934, the seventh of eight children to Harold and Eva (Hamses) Schlosser in Yakima, Washington. She was in the seventy-second year of her religious profession. On Oct. 18, 1926, natural gas was discovered on the property which was used to heat the buildings. She always felt that her best friend was the Blessed Mother who accepted her for the person she was called to be. She loved her family and didnt miss a family reunion as long as her health permitted. For the next 21 years, from 1981 to 2002, Sister Margaret again used her teaching skills as a religious education teacher, tutor and parish visitor at St. Marys in Hurley, Wisconsin. Her brothers and sisters teased her that she would miss gardening, playing baseball and driving a car, but the call persisted. During Catholic Sisters Week (March 8-14), join the congregations of Catholic Sisters and us throughout Illinois in refusing to use any single-use plastic beverage bottles. Her passion for animals was evident to everyone, with her constantly feeding the birds, rabbits and squirrels around the motherhouse. Her long-held desire to work with the disadvantaged then led to a position as a reading specialist in Maplewood, Minnesota and resource manager in Minneapolis. In 2000, another transition occurred in her life when she moved to volunteer in the finance office and kitchen at St. Rose Convent. Fast. She could usually be found volunteering some place at Villa St. Joseph helping other sisters. Soon there were three more children growing up on the small family farm in Big River. After Sister Theas death, Sister Dorothy Ann remained in Canton as a volunteer hospice worker, ministering to people with HIV/AIDS. She didnt enter religious life until after high school; ultimately, joining her aunt and cousin at St. Rose Convent in La Crosse. She received a BA in chemistry with a minor in mathematics from Viterbo College (University) and an MS in chemistry from Notre Dame. After a years sabbatical, Sister Kathleen volunteered at Villa Maria Retreat Center in Frontenac, Minnesota,then returned tothe Franciscan Spirituality Center in La Crosse. Posted June 15, 2022 Sister Anna Louise Aherne, O.S.F. My high school experience has been better having had her as a teacher. When a new school was being built at David, the community took the opportunity to recognize Sister Mary Myrons significant contribution to the area by establishing a Sister Mary Myron Remedial Reading Room. As a Consolata sister, Sister Sandra received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Royal Lancaster School of Nursing in London, England and became a certified midwife through the Whipps-Cross School of Midwifery, also in London. In all that we do, we seek to reveal the Kingdom of . She then became pastoral assistant at St. Peters Parish in Spokane until her retirement in 2005. Every place she taught she loved her little children, especially teaching them to read. Sister Mary Myron started teaching in grades one through three and ended up teaching high school. Community members, family, colleagues and friends remember Sister Helen as an exceptional nurse and instructor.

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