Book
Photo credit: Michael Hnatov
Accession Number: C.2014.329.3
Dimensions: 6.5 in X 4.75 in X 0.375 in
Dimensions (Metric): 16.51 cm X 12.065 cm X 0.9525 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 16.51 cm X 12.065 cm X 0.9525 cm
Source: C. Eugene Steuerle
Credit Line: Gift of Norma Lang Steuerle's family in memory of Norma Lang Steuerle
Meditations on Silence
Description
Meditations on Silence book by Sister Wendy Beckett belonging to Norma Lang Steuerle.
Meditations on Silence book by Sister Wendy Beckett belonging to Norma Lang Steuerle.
Historical Notes
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native Norma Steuerle lived in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband, Eugene. The couple had two grown daughters. A clinical psychologist with her own practice, Norma also volunteered at community service events through her church. On September 11, she boarded Flight 77 on the first part of a journey to Asia, where her husband and a daughter were working. She was 54 years old.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native Norma Steuerle lived in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband, Eugene. The couple had two grown daughters. A clinical psychologist with her own practice, Norma also volunteered at community service events through her church. On September 11, she boarded Flight 77 on the first part of a journey to Asia, where her husband and a daughter were working. She was 54 years old.
Curator's Comment
Norma Steuerle, a clinical psychologist, participated in community events organized by her church in Alexandria, Virginia. One program, a discussion and reflection group, was the beginning of several deep and lasting friendships. Norma and her husband, Eugene, met with other couples regularly for 22 years to talk about books, articles, and films. Norma was an enthusiastic host known for sharing thoughtful and honest reflections on the month’s topic. This book was one of Norma’s selections for group discussion.
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Norma Steuerle, a clinical psychologist, participated in community events organized by her church in Alexandria, Virginia. One program, a discussion and reflection group, was the beginning of several deep and lasting friendships. Norma and her husband, Eugene, met with other couples regularly for 22 years to talk about books, articles, and films. Norma was an enthusiastic host known for sharing thoughtful and honest reflections on the month’s topic. This book was one of Norma’s selections for group discussion.
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