Ethel Pearson LEVINE

Mrs. Levine was my 2nd grade teacher. She was so kind. She spoke to my mother telling her I needed glasses because I couldn´t see the blackboard and couldn´t see the big E on the eye chart). She was such a wonderful lady and will be greatly missed.

I think of you every day. I continue to work on developing more of my "Pollyanna" nature that I admire in you.

I continue to aspire to be as kind, as generous and as judicious a person as you were. I am so grateful for your help.

Mom your wisdom is being passed on daily.
Bonnie Pearson will be receiving the book soon. She told me how she loved you as an aunt and a teacher.

Granny, your book is now being translated to Spanish to promote it to Spanish-speaking countries.

I think of you every day. I continue to look under the bed to find things (it helps --- even if the item is NOT under the bed). I often have the urge to call you to tell you something funny or something I know you would appreciate and enjoy hearing. You had a sense of fairness that ran parallel to a stubbornness that seems to be traveling down through the next generations. You're never far away; I look in the mirror and whoops! there you are!

Mrs. Levine was my 2nd grade teacher. I had a problem in her class. I became very nearsighted and couldn't see the board. She would let me come up to the front to copy my work. She tested my eyes and found out I needed glasses. It changed my life. She was so kind. I loved her.