Loretto Legacy Monday: Kenneth Weathers, A Life of Service, Kindness, and Friendship
Some people leave their mark on a community through the positions they hold. Others are remembered for the way the…
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Some people leave their mark on a community through the positions they hold. Others are remembered for the way the…
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In 1958, a caravan of honking cars made its way from Summertown toward Loretto, welcoming home a group of young la…
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Some people leave their mark on a community through the positions they hold or the accomplishments they achieve. O…
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Some people leave their mark on a community through one career, one accomplishment, or one chapter of life. henry…
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For generations of people in Loretto, Robert Lilburn “Spanky” Green was a familiar name for many different reasons…
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For generations of Loretto students, the name Coach Butch Toner brings back memories of Friday nights, hard practi…
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Jason Lee Ellis dedicated much of his short life to serving others. Whether wearing the uniform of the Lawrence Co…
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Some people leave their mark on a community through one accomplishment or one chapter of service. Louise Brown’s i…
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This week’s Loretto Legacy Monday honors a man whose impact on Loretto can still be seen more than three decades a…
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Some people leave a legacy through what they accomplish. Others leave one through the way they respond when life d…
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Some people leave a legacy through what they accomplish. Others leave one through the way they treat people. Jana…
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More than three decades have passed since Jason “Jake” Brown died at just 19 years old, but his name has never rea…
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A beloved teacher, coach, mentor and friend whose influence can still be felt throughout the Loretto community.
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