Oh, Jim, we are so sorry to hear this news of OliveAnn's death. As you, we were hoping this round of treatments would bring a new lease on her servant-filled life. We have long admired the the way OliveAnn just bloomed beautifully wherever she was planted--be it as Teacher of the Year, golding Canada via community forums or creating Acclerate Climate Change communities in the Denver area. She was a great spirit woman of compassion and justice who gently but consistently, persistently, graciously, and creatively fully expended and extended her care and many gifts on behalf of Earth and all that is in it. We weep at the the thought that she is no longer walking with us on this sacred ground but celebrate the incredible life she has lived and the gift she has been to so many. May her legacy of love and care live on through those whose lives she touched. For all the Saints... Jim, our prayers and hearts are with you and all your family. Grace and peace blessings and love, Carleton and Ellie :)carletonstock@aol.com elliestock@aol.com On Friday, May 7, 2021, 04:53:52 AM CDT, J and O Slotta via Dialogue <dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote: OliveAnn Slotta passed away unexpectedly early Mondaymorning May 3rd from complications surrounding B-cell lymphoma. She had beenreceiving treatment for several weeks. Her doctors had been pleased with herprogress, but she was taken to the emergency room on Sunday evening and passedaway several hours later. The first of two Memorial Services will be held Tuesday, May 11for family and close local friends. A second Service will be held at a laterdate at the University Park United Methodist Church in Denver; remote attendancewill be included. Her Obituary, and an announcement and link to the Servicewill be shared on this Order list serve. We celebrate her long life of service, and we struggle with herloss. -Jim Slotta_______________________________________________ Dialogue mailing list Dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/dialogue-wedgeblade.net