In Memoriam


Sister Audrey Hull, OP

(1923-2016)

Sister Audrey Hull, known also as Sister Raymond Clare, was born in her grandparents’ home, which was in a citrus grove in Miami, Florida, on February 17, 1923. She was the first of two children born to Perry Benjamin and Helen (Porter) Hull. 

Both parents grew up in the Miami area, attended the same country school, and were devout Episcopalians who married there in 1922. In 1924, the family moved to West Palm Beach so her father could begin his own citrus grove business. The following year, Sister Audrey’s brother Frasure was born.

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make a memorial giftMemorial gifts may be made to Adrian Dominican Sisters, 1257 East Siena Heights Drive, Adrian, Michigan, 49221. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Anderson Funeral Home, Adrian.



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Avatar  Sal Anthony Pace 7 years agoReply

Sister, you did such a great job teaching me chemistry and physics at Cardinal Neuman. I even still remember your motto posted over the blackboard at the front of the class: "Theory is the glorious mother of the drudge experiment." Thanks to you it lead to a 35-yr research career as a scientist in Chemical Physics. I only regret that I waited too long to tell you.
Smile down on us all now and then,
Sal

Avatar  Virginia Devine 8 years agoReply

I was blessed to meet Sr. Audrey when she became part of the faculty at Rosarian Academy. She was always full of life and laughter, and we all shared many good times together. She dearly loved her close friends, Eileen Sullivan and Sr. Madeleine Sophie McLeod, as well as their loyal four-legged companions, Charger and Tillie.

Rest in peace, Sr. Audrey. With love and prayers, Ginny

Avatar  Mary Catherine Beyschlag Ownby 8 years agoReply

So many precious memories of our fun times at Newman.........and at Zachary Taylor State Park in Okeechobee with your Dad!
Fishing with him was so like life on the St. Clair River..........thank you, thank you, thank you!!!



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