(1917 – 2014)
In her homily at the funeral liturgy for Sister Paul Therese Kraus, Sister Joella Miller shared this remembrance.

Sister Paul Therese was a woman who loved the Congregation and could honestly say, “I was never anywhere that I didn’t love the nuns or the people that taught in school. They were all so nice. I’ve had a really happy life, except for the times I lost members from my family.” 

Sister Paul Therese was born on February 4, 1917, in Detroit to Paul and Theresa (Lusch) Kraus. She was the youngest of five children. 
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Speak, move, act in peace, as if you were in prayer. In truth, this is prayer.  
— Penelon 

(1916 – 2014)
Sister Anne Herringer, baptized Anne Mildred, was born on February 28, 1916, in the village of Arthur, Ontario, Canada. Her parents, George and Bridget (O’Neill) Herringer, along with her two-year-old sister Mary, welcomed Anne into this world.
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(1939 – 2014)
Katherine Patricia Kenny was born in Detroit on April 9, 1939, to Peter and Viola (Gustafson) Kenny. She was the first of their seven children, all of whom were born prematurely. Only Katherine and her brother, Jim, survived; the other children died soon after birth.
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(1927 – 2014)
Sister Geraldine McNamara was born on March 27, 1927, in Chicago to John and Bertha (Monahan) McNamara. She was the fifth of their six children, preceded by James, John, Jerome and Robert and followed by William. The McNamaras were a large extended family of aunts, uncles, and cousins who often gathered at their home for Sunday dinners and holiday celebrations. 
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