Sally Parks

I´m sorry for your loss. I knew Sally when she was young in Camas. Her family was our neighbor. She played the piano at my birthday party in the 40´s or 50´s

In the 1980s, Sally compassionately, fiercely,and courageously gave of herself that I and my training cohort could finish our post graduate analytic training program in an often contentious organizational climate. Ill always be deeply grateful for her advocacy and decency in taking on a thankless, unremunerated role to assure there would be quality future generations of depth psychtherapy craft in the Pacific Northwest.

May your Spirit be at rest and at peace, Sally.

My heart felt condolences to Dick and their children. I met Sally on various social occasions -- gatherings at our colleagues and friends' homes- during 1990s and early 2000s. She always struck me as wise, worldly, and very engaging-- just a lovely lady. May she rest in eternal peace.

I wish miss her terribly after a lifelong friendship. Most of all her gentle humor.

Dear Dick: So sorry to hear about Sally's passing. I remember her best from the 1980s-she was so vital, intellectually curious about life, good fun to be with and a beautiful piano player. My condolences to you and your family. John Allan, Pender Island, BC

Sally and I Both attended Mills College and were colleagues in the Interregional Society. We enjoyed many deep and also musical times together.
Special hugs to Sasha. Deanne (DeeDee) Newman

Sally's spirited delight in ideas, conversation, beauty and creativity will remain with me forever.

Sally is much missed but will always remain a real friend.
Aelred Woodard

Sally was a lovely woman and we will miss her. Ginnie & Bill Revere