Catherine Attla

I miss you, mom. Ty for sharing ur wonderful, rich life with all of us.

I wish i got to see you one last time...i miss you so much.

I love Catherine Attla. She was a beautiful woman, and an extremely important tradition bearer. Her stories are among the finest contributions to oral literature the world has seen. I've written a tribute to her on my web site. Condolences to her family. I'll miss her deeply.

http://alaskanativestoryteller.com/2012/03/the-great-koyukon-storyteller-catherine-attla/

Gunalchéesh,
Ishmael Hope

I Wish i got to see my gramma before she passed but i didnt its ok ill see her someday again. She was suffering to much.

my condolences to the family. I wish that I could be there in Huslia, but I am still up on the slope. Aunt Catherine and uncle Steven helped me a lot during my time growing up around Huslia. Thank you both and god bless you, love from Victor J. De Wilde

"And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." Peace to your hearts. J. Wilson

It's been 25 years since I taught school in Huslia, and I can still hear Catherine's voice in my head. She and Steven were so kind to our family, and our son Christopher called them Grandpa and Grandma. Catherine's wisdom, warmth and kindness live on, and her influence spreads far and wide in ways she could not have guessed. Her joy in life and willingness to teach others will never be forgotten. Our deepest sympathy to Steven and all who love Catherine.

RIP Catherine, you will be missed dearly by your friends. My condolences go out to Steven and the family.