John A. Sanford

I'm reading all of his books and his mother's books right now great gifted individuals Jeff from Pensacola Florida

My wife, Marion D. Fletcher at the time, was a patient of John Sanford. She had been a member of St. Luke's, Monrovia, and it was Morton Kelsey who helped her find her way to St. Margaret's House, the women's seminary for Christian Educators. She had moved to Niles, MI., and had connected with the Jungian therapist Helen Luke. Marion and I met in 1976 at St. Thomas Episcopal Chruch, terace Park, OH, where she was director of Christian Education. When we first identified our common interest...

Sorry for you loss, You are in our thoughts and prayers.

You are in our thoughts and prayers

Mrs. Sanford,

I was a client of Jack's in the 70s. He will be missed--a terrific guy.

Larry Smith

Dear Linny:
I send my deepest condolences to you and the family. I was touched by Jack's wisdom and kindness. I consider my four years in therapy with him a time of acquiring compass and confidence. He was simply the best at listening and reflecting. I still have my dream journal and I still have a deep appreciation for Jack and the ways he helped me. I hope his spirit is still with you in the way his teachings are still with me. It is a benign and blessed transference....

Dear Linny,
I am sorry to hear of Jack's passing. As you know, after more than twenty years with Jack as my friend and analyst, I owe him a debt that cannot be repaid. I have missed him over the past few years and still feel regret that he and I didn't have a proper farewell. Knowing him, and the impulse for growth which he exemplified, and which he so tenderly nurtured in me, I am sure that in his heart he understands.
I will always remember my friend and counselor, Jack--his...

Never a brighter light, a better teacher, a wiser counselor than Jack Sanford. Rather than telling us to "Knock, and it shall be opened unto you," he showed us how. Thank you, Jack, and hasta la vista.