Prudence Weigle Baldwin

Pru was a gifted volunteer and an incredible individual. I learned of her passing from our classmate, Isabel Foster Hopf. My prayers are with her family.
Sharon

Jessica, Joe, and Jack (and families),

I was so sorry to learn of your mom's passing. It is indeed a difficiult process to have to say goodbye and I hope you will be especially gentle with yourselfs at this time.

In thinking of your mom I'm reminded of the many conversations I had with her at Sandy Point. Even as a very rebellious teenager your mom always made time for me, was interested in what I was up to (which was not always good!), and made me feel appreciated. And isn't...

We are sorry for your family's loss. My mom, Gloria Seijas Sferra '55, remembers Prue well from Forest Ridge. My mom remembers Prue as "totally cute" and "her lamb was always moving up the stairs to Mater at an excelled rate." (a sign of good behavior) Our thoughts and prayers. Lisa Sferra Olsen '88 FR

I spent many hours at Prue's kitchen table trying to absorb everything she had to say and hoping I could one day finish the crossword puzzle before her. As a mother and a volunteer, I know she shaped my life as a teen and I will always be indebted to her for instilling a desire to do your best and to give back.

Sorry for your loss. Prue was always good
to me and was fun to have as a client

sorry to here about prue. I have fond memories of her, and will never forget the influence she had on us all.