Friday, July 21, 2023
In 1960, our family left southwest PA (Windber, PA) when the coal industry folded. In 1962, I began studies at State Teachers College in Albany.
In 1964, I was a student in Dr. Sivers Ed Psych class. She was an excellent teacher. She seemed to have a knack for holding my attention, getting me to understand the curriculum and later apply what I learned in my own teaching. She was always open to questions and it was very easy to approach her after class. She always had time for us. I've always had great admiration and respect for her. Perhaps, we had some innate bond from the coal dust we encountered.
I am sure she had the same effect on many, many other students and people whom she encountered.
I am sure she will reap the rewards of her life's work in the hereafter.
Please extend my gratitude and sympathy to other members of her family and social circle.
Sincerely,
Steve
Steve Zahurak
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