Violet Feinauer

I was an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley in 1971 when Vi hired me to work as a counselor in Lincoln's group home for adolescent boys. That was taking a chance since I was only 5 years older than some of them. But Vi had confidence in me and that enabled me to go on and become a masters level social worker working with both adolescents and adults. Later I went on to medical school and became a family physician. After that I lost touch with Vi but I look fondly back on those days at...

I had the real pleasure of interviewing Ms. Feinauer for a history of Lincoln Child Center (now Lincoln Families). She was smart, articulate, and funny. She headed Lincoln during a tumultuous period and did a terrific job. I was very sorry to hear of her death.

If anyone is interested in reading the section on her tenure at Lincoln please contact me at [email protected]

Ann Root

My deepest condolences to your family for the loss of your love one. May your cherished memories created, brighten your days and help sustain you at this time. John 6:40 gives much comfort by looking forward to Jesus promise of seeing your love one again

Shelia

Offering deepest sympathy for the loss of your loved one who was blessed with longevity of life. (Psalm 90:10). May you find comfort and receive hope from Almighty God's promise at John11:33-44 during your time of sorrow.