Mira M. Petrovic Braunstein

Mira was an inspirational professor of mine at NEC.Henniker, NH in the early 1980´s. She became my guidance counselor and dear friend. I was invited to her home many times and enjoyed seeing Len and the girls, her warm company and delicious Turkish coffee! She has a special place in my heart. I shall love her always.

For many years Mira was a colleague, a neighbor (with whom I occasionally car-pooled), and a friend. She made delicious dinners accompanied with wonderful music. We shared a love for movies and discussing them along with pedagogies. Her students appreciated her care for them. Thank you, Mira, for your wonderful presence and your appreciation of the absurd!

Alexandra and Andrea, My heartfelt condolences on the loss of your mother. Mira was a wonderful person - always so kind and helpful. I saw her at Christ the King church a few years ago and it was good to reconnect. She was my sister Betty's very close friend. Mira gave me my first job which was babysitting you two on Spring and Trinity streets in Concord. May God's peace comfort you at this time.

I worked at New England College Bookstore for 13yrs & enjoyed visiting with Mira when she would visit the store. She was a wonderful woman.. my deepest sympathies go to her family & close friends... May you rest in peace, Mira... I know you will be greatly missed Nancy Plummer

Andrea and Alexandra, I am so sorry for your loss. What a lovely human being who did so much to make our world a better place. May her memory be a blessing, and may you both take comfort in how much she loved you.

Mira was a strong student advocate here at NEC. She would often help to organize Take Back the Night events and worked hard to empower and support students in the Women's Network. She made a difference here on campus. Sending best thoughts to her family. Rest in peace.