This 2005 Reunion photo (Amherst, below) includes these deceased MNSers:
Front row left: Nina Huizinga, Lillian and George Willoughby and Judy Lashof;
Center row: Hazel Tulecke (center, white hair), Alice Maes (2nd from right),
Felice Yeskel (3rd right of Hazel), then Nancy Brigham (behind Felice);
Back Row: Lynne Shivers (far left), Pat Parkman (6th from left), Pete Hill (white hat)
Memorial to 100 MNS/Life Center Friends We Miss
Email more names, documents, links, photos and inputs to: MNS (at) MovementforaNewSociety.org. Please share widely MovementforaNewSociety.org, George Lakey’s Polarization & “How We Win” (30m) and bio doc at GeorgeLakeyFilm.com, and MNS 50th Anniversary Videos & Resources
David Hartsough (May 2, 1940-March 22, 2025), American Quaker peace activist and long-time employee of the American Friends Service Committee, embarked on his life’s work after meeting Martin Luther King Jr. in 1956 when a student at Westtown School, West Chester, Pennsylvania. Hartsough received his BA from Howard University and his MA from Columbia University in International Relations. He co-founded Nonviolent Peaceforce in 2002 and World Beyond War in 2014. See his autobiography, Waging Peace, and more photos, information and tributes at CaringBridge.org, PBICanada.org, and Wikipedia.
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MNS lost its co-founder, author, nonviolent organizer, strategist, Richard (Dick) Taylor, 10/14/2024 at age 91.
| *Seth Argentinio 1980 *Ray Arvio 1986 Chel Avery Shawn Baker (Penny Jeannechild’s daughter) Wes Barber Sheri Berger, 2020 (Shana Margolin’s wife) James Best Karen Brandow 10/2014 Nancy Brigham 12/20 Leslie Brockelbank *Dick Burling 1979 *Horace Champney 7/1990 Ken Champney *Michelle Clad 1/1989 *Kai Yutah Clouds 1979 *Tom Coates 3/1975 JoLeigh Commandant Roger Conant 9/2019 *George Dear mid-1980s Vint Deming 10/2020 Ruth Dreamdigger Eunice Eckerly *Chonita Edgerton, 1979 *Kaia Ellinger 7/1990 Joaquin Ennes (Joan’s son) Ruth Fansler *Grant Michael Fitzgerald George Fischer Ross Flanagan Nicola Geiger Gil Gilmore, 5/2012 (see Ray Torres’ Beyond Credit Unions) Margaret Grammer Charles Gray Everett Guy |
Joe Havens Teresina Havens *Ray Henry 1989 Pete Hill 2017 Bill Himmelbower Sue Himmelbower Barbara Hirshkowitz, NSP Bill Houston *Ely Hochstedler 1975 Nina Huizinga (more) 3/2013 Loreine Kendrick *Eric Killinger 1988 Marion Klapper John Koch Peter Lakey Kent Larabee Judith Lashof (more) 2018 *Julie Lattinay 1975 *Ruth Laughlin 1986 Elizabeth Leonard Molly Libby Claire Llewellyn, 12/2012 James T. Lynch Jr. (stillborn son of Tani Martinatt) Alice Maes, 11/22/21 Debbie Martin and Dion Martin (adult children of Ken Martin) Tom MacLean Cynthia Mallory John Martinson Sarah McElroy David Miller Kathy Miller (Keith Miller’s wife) *Meristem Miller mid-1980s Bill Moffett 2017 |
Jean Mohr Bill Moyer (more) 2003* Mark Mueller 1988 Pat Murphy Charlie Murphy 2016* Len Newcomb 1984Jim Nunes-Schrag 1985 Pat Parkman Laurel Paster (Feb. 2024)* K. Patti 1985 Jim Peck, 1993 (photo)* Ron Probosco 1976 Joanna ReesePeter Reilly Florence Rossoff 8/1993* Sue Richards 1988 Larry Scott 1986 (AQAG) Ankha Shamin Gene Sharp 2018 *Michael Sherwin 1991 *Sam Shimabukuro 1988 *Jim Silver 1975 Lynne Shivers (more) 2015 Diana Siemens *Sue Speeth 1975 Herb Standing Norman Taylor, Fauna Fdn; Toronto Star 8/2016 Richard (Dick) Taylor,10/14/2024 Perry Treadwell Hazel Tulecke Charlie Walker (PBI+AQAG) Clint Weimeister 5/2019 George Willoughby (more) 2010; Wikipedia Lillian Willoughby (more) 2009; Wikipedia Freddie Windriver Hang Wu, Friends Jrnl. Felice Yeskel (more) 2011; Wikipedia |
Click links for obits, key docs, photos, brief bios*
PHOTOS BELOW IN ORDER: Karen Brandow, Nancy Brigham, Vint Deming, Jim Nunes-Schrag, Pete Hill, Nina Huizinga, Ruth Dreamdigger, Judy Lashof, Bill Moffett, Bill Moyer, Charlie Murphy, Larry Scott, Gene Sharp, Norman Taylor, Felice Yeskel, Lillian Willoughby and George Willoughby.
ABOVE: MNSers gather around Judy Lashof’s portrait at her Memorial 7/22/18, Middlebury, VT:
Louise Brill, Erika Thorne, Gail Haines, Guy Wood, Thelma Stoudt, Bob Sutton, Herb Ettel
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We bid a sad farewell to MNS alum Alice Maes, with many fond memories and gratitude that she and daughter Sarah attended our 50th Anniversary just one week before “changing her address” at 91, Nov. 22, 2021. |