[Peace-discuss] Fran's Memorial 2:00 PM Saturday.

[Jan & Durl Kruse]

If you attend the "Main Event" Protest this Saturday 1/05/08: think of  
Fran.
Many of her Friends may be attending the memorial being held at the  
same time at Channing-Murray.

Memorial of Fran Bond-Turquette
  January 5, 2008
  2 p.m.
  Channing-Murray Foundation

We Invite Members and Friends of Channing-Murray who knew and loved  
Fran to join us in remembering her on January 5th at 2 p.m.

  Fran Bond Turquette passed on November 6th in the home of her daughter  
in Batavia, IL. Fran was a beloved member of the Channing-Murray  
foundation who visited on an almost weekly basis for a women's lunch  
and often attended plays and other cultural events hosted at the  
Channing-Murray Foundation. She loved the Foundation's rich history and  
was especially committed to preserving the historical integrity of the  
building itself. To the staff of Channing-Murray Foundation, Fran was a  
spark in each of our days, engaging in witty banter with Red Herring  
employees and C-M Staff alike. Her weekly visits are deeply missed!

Her obituary was published in the News-Gazette on November 18th. In  
addition, a number of lovely sentiments and anecdotes have been shared  
on the guest book being maintained by the family.


(Brief excerpt of Fran's obituary below.)   
http://www.legacy.com/News-Gazette/Obituaries.asp? 
Page=LifeStory&PersonID=98159379
Frances Turquette

CHAMPAIGN – Frances Dixon Bond Turquette died peacefully Nov. 6, 2007,  
at the home of her daughter in Batavia. The probable cause of death was  
heart failure.

A memorial service celebrating Mrs. Turquette's life will be held at 2  
p.m. Jan. 5, 2008, at Channing-Murray Foundation, 1209 W. Oregon  
Street, Urbana. Jeffrey Ford and Axel Gehrmann will officiate. A  
reception will immediately follow.

Mrs. Turquette was an enthusiastic supporter of numerous local  
organizations. She was a founding member of Champaign-Urbana Community  
Theater in the 1960s. She was involved in numerous aspects of the  
Channing Murray Foundation, including serving on the board of governors  
and collaborating on a book on its history. She was an active member of  
AWARE (Anti-War Anti-Racism Effort).
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