60th Reception
Sister Rosemary (Sister Margaret Raymond) Brueggen
Birthplace: Sedalia, Missouri
Entrance: 1963
First profession: 1966
Final profession: 1971
Education: Bachelor’s in deaf education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1968
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1968-73
Assistant director of recreation, St. Joseph for the Deaf, 1973-74
Childcare and houseparent, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1974-77
Receptions and resident flight coordinator. St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1977-81
Community service, Nazareth Living Center, 1981-83
Dietary aide, Nazareth Living Center, 1985-89
Teacher assistant, St. Joseph’s Education Child Care Center, 1989-91
Assistant manager, Manresa House, 1991-92
Assistant manager, Rosary House, 1992-93
Activities director, St. Elizabeth Hall, 1993-97
Arranger and greenhouse care, Walter Knoll Florist, 1997-2002
Assistant director and receptionist, Mary Ryder Home, 2002-03
Receptionist, The Charles Home, 2003-04
Service partner in dietary department, St. John’s Mercy Hospital, 2003-06
Service Partner in Dietary Department, Sisters of Mercy Catherine Residence, 2006-07
Community service, Nazareth Living Center, 2007-16
Volunteer, Nazareth Living Center, 2016-19
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2019-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Resident, Derham Community, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1983-85
Sister Suzanne (Sister Peter Damian) Giro
Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri
Entrance: 1963
First profession: 1966
Final profession: 1971
Education: Bachelor’s in Spanish, Fontbonne College (now University), 1970
Service in the archdiocese: Assistant mission coordinator, Congregational Center for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 2002-10
Admissions coordinator, Nazareth Living Center, 2010-14
Retired and volunteer, 2014-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Louis Grade School, Waco, Texas, 1968-69
Teacher, Our Lady of the Americas Grade School, 1969-70
Teacher, St. Francis Xavier Grade School, Brunswick, Georgia, 1970-75
Pastoral associate, St. Anthony Parish, 1975-84
Pastoral assistant, St. Teresa’s Catholic Church, Albany Georgia, 1984-90
Director of pastoral care department, Carondelet Manor, Kansas City, Missouri, 1990-2001
Sabbatical, Blessing Place, Lacombe, Louisiana, 2001-02
Sister Mary Kathleen (Sister Thomas Denise) Hadican
Entrance: 1963
First profession: 1966
Final profession: 1971
Education: Bachelor’s in social studies, Fontbonne College (now University), 1970
Master’s in religious education, Seattle University, 1974
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, Our Lady of the Presentation Grade School, 1972-73
Religious education coordinator, Sts. John and James and St. Gregory Parishes, 1973-74
Religious education coordinator, Our Lady of the Presentation Parish, 1974-75
Province leadership, St. Joseph Provincialate, 2002-08
Sabbatical, 2008-10
Catholic identity adviser, Most Holy Trinity School, 2010-12
Volunteer, Ascension Health Ministries, 2010-18
Board ministry and volunteer, 2014-21
Volunteer, 2021-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Thomas More Grade School, Kansas City, Missouri, 1968-72
Religious education regional consultant, Diocese of Jefferson City, Missouri, 1975-81
Pastoral associate, Columbia-Newman Center, St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Columbia, Missouri, 1981-91
Sabbatical, Berkeley, California, 1991-92
Pastoral associate, Our Lady Star of the Sea, Santa Cruz, California, 1992-94
Mission integration manager, St. Joseph Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1994-97
Executive Vice-President of Mission, St. Joseph Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1997-2002
Sister Sally Harper (Sister William Clare)
Birthplace: Norman, Oklahoma
Entrance: 1963
First profession: 1966
Final profession: 1971
Education: Bachelor’s in speech and theatre, Fontbonne College (now University), 1969
Master’s in religious studies, Saint Louis University, 1977
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, 1972-76
Student, Institute of Religious Formation, Saint Louis University, 1976-77
Congregational leadership, Congregational Center, Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 2020-present
Service outside the archdiocese:
Teacher, Little Flower High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1968-72
Student, Hermanas De San Jose De Carondelet, Lima, Peru, 1977
Pastoral minister, Parroquia Chapi Chico, Arequipa, Peru, 1977-79
Pastoral minister and religious education, Parroquia Tate and Pachacutec, Ica Peru, 1979-82
Pastoral minister, Parroquia San Pedro, Moho, Puno, Peru, 1982-85
Pastoral minister and religious education, Parriquia Santiago Apostol and Yanaoca Canas, Cusco, Peru, 1985-92
Mission office staff. Congregational Center, Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 1992
Teacher and campus ministry, Fe Y Alegria School, Tacna, Peru, 1993-97
Teacher and pastoral minister, Parroquia San Pedro, Moho, Puno, Peru, 1997-99
Vice provincial superior, Hermanas De San Jose De Carondelet, Casa Center, Lima, Peru, 1999-2004
Educator and diocesan formation program, Lima, Peru, 2004-18
Vice provincial leadership team of Peru, Lima, Peru, 2013-17
Campus Minister, Fe Y Alegria School, Tacna, Peru, 2018
Sister Mary Margaret (Sister Helen Charles) Lazio
Birthplace: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Entrance: 1963
First profession: 1966
Final profession: 1971
Education: Bachelor’s in nursing, Avila College (now University), 1970
Master’s in surgical nursing, The Catholic University of America, 1978
Service in the archdiocese: Nursing supervisor, Nazareth Living Center, 2007-14
Province leadership, St. Joseph Provincial House, 2014-19
Volunteer, Nazareth Living Center, 2019-21
CSJ Health and Wholeness Team, 2021-23
Province leadership, St. Joseph Provincial House, 2023-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Nurse, St. Joseph Hospital (now St. Joseph Medical Center), Kansas City, Missouri, 1968-70
Head nurse, St. Joseph Hospital (now St. Joseph Medical Center), Kansas City, Missouri, 1974-76
Student, The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., 1976-78
Clinical director and surgery nurse, St. Joseph Hospital (now St. Joseph Medical Center), Kansas City, Missouri, 1978-83
Associate administrator of mission and value, St. Joseph Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1983-87
Vice president and director of nursing, St. Joseph Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1987-93
Chief operating officer, St. Joseph Medical Center, 1993-97
Executive director and special projects, Carondelet Health Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1997-98
Family care, Sarasota, Florida, 1998-2000
Nurse and clinician, Sarasota Memorial Hospital, Sarasota, Florida, 2000-07
Sister Fran (Sister Elizabeth James) Maher
Birthplace: St. Louis
Entrance: 1963
First profession: 1966
Final profession: 1971
Education: Bachelor’s in mathematics, Fontbonne College (now University), 1969
Master’s in mathematics, University of Notre Dame, 1975
Service in the archdiocese: Director of academic student services in the OPTIONS program, Fontbonne University, 2000-08
Provincial councilor, St. Joseph Provincialate, 2002-08
Part-time faculty, Harris-Stowe State University, 2007-08
Academic advisor, Webster University, 2008-19
Province leadership team, St. Joseph Provincialate, 2019-23
Volunteer, 2023-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, Little Flower High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1968-73
Teacher, Academy of Our Lady, Peoria, Illinois, 1973-77
Teacher, Reicher Catholic High School, Waco, Texas, 1977-82
Principal, Reicher Catholic High School, 1982-85
Teacher, Holy Family High School, Denver, Colorado, 1985-87
Assistant principal, Holy Family High School, 1987-89
Principal, Holy Family High School, Denver, Colorado, 1989-91
Principal and teacher, Bishop Hogan High School, Kansas City, Missouri, 1991-94
Assistant registrar, Avila College, Kansas City, Missouri, 1994-97
Advising and admissions director, Avila Advantage Program, Kansas City, Missouri, 1997-2000
70th Reception
Sister Rose Marie (Sister Mary Lucy) Boyanchek
Entrance: 1953
First profession: 1956
Final profession: 1961
Education: Bachelor’s in history, Fontbonne College (now University), 1966
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, Holy Guardian Angels Grade School, 1956-58
Teacher, St. Leo Grade School, 1958-59
Teacher, St. Patrick Grade School, 1959-62
Teacher, Holy Guardian Angels Grade School, 1964-65
Teacher, St. Cecilia Grade School, 1968-70
Teacher, St. Gregory Grade School, 1970-71
Teacher, St. Thomas of Aquin Grade School, 1971-74
Child care worker, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1974-81
Teacher, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1981-84
Library Assistant, Immacolata Grade School, 1984-85
Crafts, knitting and crocheting, Nazareth Living Center, 1985-94
Crafts, knitting and crocheting, Carondelet Day Care Center, 1989-93
Home care, CSJ Care-Home Service, 1993-2002
Crafts, knitting and crocheting, 2002-19
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2019-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Cecilia Grade School, Peoria, Illinois, 1962-64
Teacher, St. Viator Grade School, Chicago, Illinois, 1965-68
Sister Rose Stephen Cento
Birth name: Dolores Elizabeth
Entrance: 1953
First profession: 1956
Final profession: 1961
Education: Bachelor’s in elementary education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1965
Master’s in special education, George Peabody College (now Vanderbilt University), 1971
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Anthony of Padua Grade School, 1960-65
Teacher, Immacolata Grade School, 1966-67
Special education teacher, St. Anthony of Padua Grade School, 1967-73
Principal and teacher, St. Joseph’s Home for Boys, 1980-81
Teacher, St. Joseph’s Home for Boys, 1981-83
Teacher, St. Margaret of Scotland Grade School, 1983-89
Educational therapist, St. Joseph’s Home for Boys, 189-92
Principal, St. Louis Academy, 1992-95
Assistant Personnel Director, Nazareth Living Center, 1995-2009
Retired and volunteer, The Village at Nazareth, 2009-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, Little Flower Grade School, Mobile, Alabama, 1956-60
Teacher, St. Joseph Male Orphanage, Washington, Georgia, 1965-66
Sister Mary Rebecca Eichhorn
Birth name: Arlene Mae
Entrance: 1953
First profession: 1956
Final profession: 1961
Education: Bachelor’s in elementary education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1966
Master’s in reading education, Indiana University in Bloomington, 1972
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Cecilia Grade School, 1956-58
Teacher, St. Gregory Grade School, St. Ann, 1958-64
Development staff, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, Chesterfield, 1993-95
Director of volunteer services, Nazareth Living Center, 1996-2004
Public relations and fundraiser, Carondelet Community Betterment Foundation (CCBF), 2004-08
Retired and volunteer, 2008-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Joseph Grade School, Muskogee, Oklahoma, 1964-71
Principal and teacher, St. Joseph Grade School, Muskogee, Oklahoma, 1971-77
Parish minister to sick, St. Elizabeth Parish, Kansas City, Missouri, 1977-86
Director of services to aged and needy, Redemptorist Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1986-92
Regional development director, Sister of St. Joseph Development Office, Leawood, Kansas, 1993
Sister Elizabeth Mary Ganss
Birth name: Elizabeth Ann
Entrance: 1953
First profession: 1956
Final profession: 1961
Education: Bachelor’s in mathematics, Maryville College (now University), St. Louis, 1953
Master’s in mathematics, Saint Louis University, 1964
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, Rosati-Kain High School, 1959-62
Teacher, St. Joseph’s Academy, 1962-65
Activities director, Good Samaritan Home for the Aged, 1973-74
Activities director, Nazareth Living Center, 1974-80
Caseworker, Carondelet Community Betterment Foundation, 1980-81
Participant, Emmaus Community, 1991-93
Secretary, St. Patrick Apartments, Florissant, 1993-2001
Finance office assistant, St. Joseph Province House, 2002-10
Retired volunteer, St. Joseph Academy Convent, 2010-13
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2013-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Joseph Academy, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1956-59
Teacher, St. Paul High School, Negaunee, Michigan, 1965-66
Teacher, Academy of Our Lady, Peoria, Illinois, 1966-73
Parish minister to the sick and elderly, Little Flower Catholic Church, Mobile, Alabama, 1981-91
Sister Julie (Sister Joseph Margaret) Guillot
Birthplace: Natchez, Mississippi
Entrance: 1953
First profession: 1956
Final profession: 1961
Education: Bachelor’s in elementary education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1962
Master’s in deaf education, the University of Kansas, Lawrence, 1967
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1956-80
Intern principal, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1980-81
Director, St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf, 1981-85
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2014-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Sabbatical, Little Flower Parish, Mobile, Alabama, 1985-86
Pastoral associate, St. Lawrence Church, Fairhope, Alabama, 1986-88
Outreach and sponsorship personnel, Mercy Medical Inc., Daphne, Alabama, 1988-89
Director, The Birches Spring Run, Fairhope, Alabama, 1989-90
Activities director, The Birches Spring Run, Fairhope, Alabama, 1990
Community organizer, Ecumenical Ministries, Fairhope, Alabama, 1990-95
Executive director, Eastern Shore Affordable Houses, Daphne, Alabama, 1993-2014
Caregiver, Mobile, Alabama, 1995
Receptionist, The Shoulder (Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center), Spanish Fort, Alabama, 1996
CSJ Care-Home Service, Rita Cerro Residence, Fairhope, Alabama, 1996-2003
75th Reception
Sister Marie Dolores Bland
Birth name: Virginia
Birthplace: Hannibal, Missouri
Entrance: 1949
First profession: 1951
Final profession: 1956
Education: Bachelor’s in Latin, Fontbonne College (now University), 1958
Master’s in Latin, Saint Louis University, 1963
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Margaret of Scotland Grade School, 1951-53
Teacher, St. Edward Grade School, 1953-54
Teacher, St. Patrick Grade School, 1954-56
Teacher, St. Cecilia Grade School, 1956-59
Teacher, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, 1959-60
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2022-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Francis de Sales High School, Denver, Colorado, 1960-65
Teacher, Little Flower High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1965-68
Teacher, St. Joseph Academy, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1968-75
Teacher, Reicher Catholic High School, Waco, Texas, 1975-76
Teacher, Bishop Conaty High School, Los Angeles, California, 1976-77
Teacher, Denver Central Catholic High School, Denver, Colorado, 1977-82
Teacher, Holy Family High School, Broomfield, Colorado, 1982-82
Teacher, St. Patrick Grade School, St. Joseph, Missouri, 1983-84
Teacher, Holy Family High School, Broomfield, Colorado, 1984-2012
Retired and volunteer, Westminster, Colorado, 2012-15
Retired and volunteer, Aurora, Colorado, 2015-22
Sister Virginia Anne Fannin
Birth name: Mary Patricia
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
Entrance: 1948
First profession: 1951
Final profession: 1956
Education: Bachelor’s in elementary education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1957
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Mary Grade School, Bridgeton, 1951-57
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2003-present.
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Joseph Grade School, Waipahu, Hawaii, 1957-59
Teacher, Christ the King, Maui, Hawaii, 1959-60
Teacher, St. Anthony Grade School, Kailua, Hawaii, 1960-62
Teacher, St. Thomas Grade School, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1962-65
Teacher, Christ the King, Maui, Hawaii, 1965-66
Teacher, St. Viator Grade School, Chicago, Illinois, 1966-67
Teacher, St. Cecilia Grade School, Peoria, Illinois, 1967-68
Teacher, St. Matthew Grade School, Mobile, Alabama, 1968-69
Clerical worker, St. Joseph Hospital (now Medical Center), Kansas City, Missouri, 1969-71
Student, Research Medical Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri, 1971-72
Medical records technician, St. Joseph Community Hospital, Hancock, Michigan, 1972-76
Medical records technician, St. Joseph Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri, 1976-78
Receptionist, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, 1978-79
Religious education instructor, St. Viator Grade School, Chicago, Illinois, 1979-92
Librarian, St. Viator Grade School, Chicago, Illinois, 1979-96
Library coordinator and parish sacristan, St. Viator Grade School and Parish, Chicago, Illinois, 1996-98
Parish sacristan, St. Viator Parish, Chicago, Illinois, 1998-2000
Librarian, Bridgeport Catholic Academy, Chicago, Illinois, 2000-02
Volunteer librarian and tutor, Bridgeport Catholic Academy, Chicago, Illinois, 2002-03
Sister Kathryn (Sister Dymphna Marie) Kitslaar
Birthplace: Green Bay, Wisconsin
Entrance: 1948
First profession: 1949
Final profession: 1956
Education: Bachelor’s in history and English, Fontbonne College (now University), 1960
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, Nativity of Our Lord Grade School, 1951-53
Teacher, St. Rita Grade School, 1958-60
Counselor, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Florissant, 1968-70
Coordinator of retirement community, Frontenac Community, 1984-85
Director of personnel, St. Joseph Provincial House, 1985-88
Administrator, St. Joseph Provincial House, 1987-88
Regional superior, St. Joseph Provincial House, 1988-90
Provincial councilor, St. Joseph Provincialate, 1988-92
Co-administrator, St. Joseph Provincial House, 1988-92
Medical appointment and housekeeping coordinator, Nazareth Living Center, 1992-93
Activities director, Nazareth Living Center, 1993-99
Dining room manager, St. Joseph Provincial House, 1999-2000
Community service, Nazareth Living Center, 2000-03
Volunteer, 2003-04
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2005-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Joseph Industrial School, Keshena, Wisconsin, 1953-57
Teacher, St. Michael Grade School, Marquette, Michigan, 1957-58
Teacher, St. Joseph Academy, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1960-63
Teacher, Little Flower High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1963-66
Teacher, Bishop Baraga High School, Marquette, Michigan, 1966-1968
Counselor, St. Joseph Academy, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1970-80
Family care, Green Bay Wisconsin, 1980-84
Sister Joan (Sister Mary Odelia) Pitlyk
Entrance: 1948
First profession: 1949
Final profession: 1956
Education: Bachelor’s in education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1969
Master’s in English, Saint Louis University, 1966
Master’s in Christian spirituality, Saint Louis University, 1980
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Edward Grade School, 1951-52
Teacher, St. Mary Grade School, Bridgeton, 1952-54
Teacher, St. Rita Grade School, 1954-57
Teacher, St. Thomas of Aquin Grade School, 1957-59
Teacher, Our Lady of Lourdes Grade School, 1960-62
Teacher, St. Anthony High School, 1962-68
Teacher, St. Joseph’s Academy, 1968-72
Student, Saint Louis University, 1972-73
Novice director, St. Joseph Provincial House, 1973-76
Staff member and spiritual director, Institute of Religious Formation, Saint Louis University, 1976-81
Co-director and spiritual direction, Institute of Religious Formation, Saint Louis University, 1989-99
Sabbatical, Florissant, 1999-2000
Spiritual director and consultant, St. Louis Consultation Center, 2000-04
Spiritual director and consultant, Florissant, 2000-present,
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, Sacred Heart Grade School, Shawano, Wisconsin, 1959-60
About Sister Joan Pitlyk (S. Mary Odelia): The most rewarding years of my life were my 23 years of ministry with the Institute of Religious Formation at Saint Louis University. Priests, brothers and sisters from around the world came to study in preparation for their future ministry in religious formation. I met over 1,400 dedicated priests, religious women and men who have left a deep impression on my heart and on my life as a Sister of St. Joseph. I enjoy creative writing and in 2018 I published a book of children’s poetry, “The Rabbit Who Nibbled and Other Poems.” In 2021, I published another book of short stories, “Five Dogs, a Rabbit and a Nun.” As I celebrate now this milestone of 75 years, I feel a deep sense of gratitude to God for the many blessings in my life, especially my family, my Sisters of St. Joseph, my friends and all who have been a part of this journey.”
Sister Ellen Joseph Roach
Birth name: Agnes Rita
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
Entrance: 1949
First profession: 1949
Final profession: 1956
Education: Bachelor’s in English, Fontbonne College (now University), 1962
Master’s in English, Saint Louis University, 1968
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, Our Lady of Lourdes Grade School, 1951-54
Teacher, St. Mary Magdalen Grade School, 1958-52
Teacher, St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Florissant, 1970-73
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2015-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Paul High School, Negaunee, Michigan, 1954-58
Teacher, Reicher Catholic High School, Waco, Texas, 1962-65
Teacher, Little Flower High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1965-70
Campus minister, University of Missouri-Rolla, 1973-75
Youth ministry coordinator, Montgomery Deanery, Office of Youth Ministry, Montgomery, Alabama, 1975-80
Youth ministry coordinator, Religious Education Office, Montgomery, Alabama, 1978-80
Pastoral assistant, St. John Evangelist Parish, Valdosta, Georgia, 1980-89
Student, Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois, 1989-90
Adult education coordinator, St. Mary Parish, Littleton, Colorado, 1990-2001
ESL tutor, Front Range Community College, Westminster, Colorado, 2002-12
Retired, Westminster, Colorado, 2012-15
Sister Joan Elizabeth Spalding
Birth name: Teresa Mary
Birthplace: Paris, Missouri
Entrance: 1948
First profession: 1949
Final profession: 1956
Education: Bachelor’s in elementary education, Fontbonne College (now University), 1958
Master’s in art, the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, 1963
Service in the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Agnes Grade School, 1954-59
Teacher, Valle High School, Ste. Genevieve, 1964-66
Principal, St. Gregory Grade School, St. Ann, 1984
Participant, Emmaus House, 1985-86
Ceramist and artist, Carondelet Art Studio, 1985-2008
Volunteer, St. Joseph Provincial House, 2008-14
Retired and volunteer, The Village at Nazareth, 2014-19
Prayer and presence, Nazareth Living Center, 2019-present
Service outside the archdiocese: Teacher, St. Mary Grade School, Littleton, Colorado, 1959-61
Teacher, Redemptorist High School, Kansas City, Missouri, 1961-64 and 1966-68
Principal and teacher, Nativity of Our Lord Grade School, Chicago, Illinois, 1968-71
Teacher, St. Joseph Grade School, Oahu, Hawaii, 1971-79
Principal, St. Anthony Grade School, 1979-81
Teacher, St. Joseph Grade School, Oahu, Hawaii, 1981-87
About Sister Joan Elizabeth Spalding: She enjoys time connecting with her family and friends in the St. Louis area, reading, watching TV and dabbling in watercolor paintings.
