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Lawrence J Coulthurst
November 27, 2021
I was just thinking about Dr. Ward. Remembering a course I took at William Penn. She was remarkable. Advanced Writing was the course. What a kind woman and she has always had a spot in my heart. Her memory lives on in many of her old students. Much love to her family.

Rich Clewell
January 3, 2011
Where does time go...I still imagined your mom as a young mother who as an adult, amazed me because of her appreciation of The Doors. My condolences on your loss.
Kathy Job Larsen
January 3, 2011
I am so sorry to read about Marcella. She was a wonderful woman. I enjoyed talking with her the one day I took care of her in the hospital. She is to be celebrated.
Kathy Job Larsen
Tony Toigo
January 3, 2011
Although I was a business major, the "Advanced Writing" class I had with Mrs. Ward was my favorite course at Penn. It was something I always looked forward to. Wm. Penn~1974
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