Sarah Hinshaw Rickerman

Sally had a bountiful personality. Yet inevitably she made pejorative unprompted opines in reference to ethnicity. That was her Achilles heel.

The world has lost a Quaker tour d'force. She will be missed.

I shall miss Sally. I was fortunate enough to be able to spend many hours talking with her at her home and at the Mill Creek Meetinghouse when I was newsletter editor and secretary of the Western Quarter. She was an original.

Sally was a one of a kind person of great note. She was wise, strong, strong-willed, always had time for you, always willing to share, and sometimes insistent on sharing. She was thoughtful, thought provoking, pensive, and just one of the most engaging individuals I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. She introduced to me the Quaker way and I am so ever grateful for this. I will miss her earthly presence. I will hold her dear to my heart forever.
All my deepest sympathies to Jonathan,...

I met you two times, Sally, and felt your passion and intelligence. I am thankful for all that you have done for the White Clay watershed and your community. Jenny

Did she often do drawings on the lower part of Chester Country?

Our sympathies to the family.

Sally made such an incredible impact in our lives and in our community. Being one of the founding members of Newark Co-op, she was integral in guiding us toward a true community based organization where all are welcome. Her dynamic spirit will truly be missed by us all.