Georgia Crampton

I remember Professor Crampton well from my days at PSU in the mid 1970's. What a wonderful mind she had. I enjoyed every moment in her classroom. Martha (Bullwinkle) Dorrell PSU '78

My condolences to Georgia Crampton's family and friends. She taught a memorably enjoyable and valuable British Literature class at Marylhurst College, while I was earning my MAT credentials.

Georgia was my professor and friend in the 1980s and has continued to inspire me throughout my life. She was an angel, one of the most graceful women I have ever met. Today I received a copy of her "Shewings of Julian of Norwich" and came looking for her, only to find this memorial page. Thank you, Georgia, for Dante, for Chaucer, for dream, vision and allegory; for everything, but especially, for your life and divine work.

Georgia was an upright and gracious colleague. Her smile was contagious. May her memory be a blessing!

Georgia Crampton, I've thought of you often over the years. You were a big influence during my Medieval Literature studies at Portland State, where I received an MA in literature in 1982. I thank you. In one of my classes, we discussed Chaucer's "Book of the Duchess." I had to give a presentation. I came across a scholarly journal in which you had a submission on the very topic I was set to present. But you were charming and gracious as I tried to explain my material, knowing that you had far...