Please add Mary (Molly) Kurtz who died in January 2014 She is a more recent ICA Colleague, starting in early 1994. Molly made several large financial gifts to ICA, participated in many ToP courses, including Leadership Options, supported The Learning Basket program and traveled with Lynn Edwards and others. She was excited about ICA's recent work to make 4750 more sustainable and reduce its energy costs, making her last gift of $25,000. We need more like Molly to support the work of ICA to become a role model for a sustainable future, while building community leadership through sharing approaches that work. One of her hopes was that ICA could demonstrate to the nearby condo communities ways they could start making significant changes themselves. The work is clearly not done. Please consider adding the ICA to your Will or Estate Plan, or give whatever you can right now. To paraphrase a (the?) Mayor of Seattle, our's is the first generation to recognize humanity's role in climate change, and it is the last generation that can do anything about it. The small staff at the ICA has been making huge progress in drawing attention to things we can do to impact climate change. They need our support in whatever way you are capable of providing it. Thanks for your consideration, Cheryl Kartes, CTF ICA Board of Directors-Vice Chair Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2014 09:51:20 -0500 From: Lynda Cock via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> To: Charles & Doris Hahn <dshahn31@gmail.com>, OE List <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> Subject: Re: [Oe List ...] All Saints Reflections Thank you, Doris, for getting this reflection started. In the category of parents, I want to lift up the Mother of Leah Early, Dorothea Miller, who also died this year. In one of those strange coincidences of time and place, before we ever knew the Earlys, we had met the Millers in my parents? church in Cleveland, TN. Later, Mr. Miller?s work took them to Galax, Va, John?s hometown, where they were in the same church as the Cock?s. When we returned to live in Galax in 1984, we met them again and enjoyed several years friendship with them there, plus getting to see the Earlys when they visited on holidays. In addition to giving us Leah, she was a dear friend to us and a spirit woman in her own right. At this season of gratitude and remembrance, I lift up all our parents who set us upon our journeys and gave us wings (sometimes reluctantly) and lots of financial support to enable us to follow our own paths. Gratefully, Lynda Cock From: Doris Hahn via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> Reply-To: Charles & Doris Hahn <dshahn31@gmail.com> Date: Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at 4:26 PM To: OE List <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> Subject: [Oe List ...] All Saints Reflections The following are a few of the reflections on "All Saints Day" along with the list of colleagues who have died in the past year: "I have been on a long journey to discover how to see and cherish the sacredness throughout life. A saint is one who opens doors to see what is important, profound, and lasting. Some saints in my life are alive and some walk the Spirit world." * Judy Gilles *Charles Moore *Janice Ulangca *Ruth Carter *Lois Reeves *Maisie Maher *Helen Walker *Susan Moore Williams *Chen I An *Lariat Wiegel *Wayne Nelson *William Applegate "You are always in the process of encouraging and sustaining others (me) in being." "I dreamed of Daddy, A healing dream, Awakening unburdened

From the heavy load I didn't realize I carried.

I don't recall the dream But awoke remembering His vast love for me And the words on his tomb: 'The truth will set you free.'" Amen. and Amen. -----Original Message----- From: via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net>