A friend and past member of NOSHA, Kit Senter, died on June 26 and was honored at a memorial on
July 12 at a crowded First Unitarian Universalist Church where they recounted her "many contributions to humanity of this monumental lifetime of social
justice, activism, caring, compassion, thoughtfulness, and generosity."
Her friend, co-sponsor of the monthly Gillespie Community Breakfast, also a friend of NOSHA, Brad Ott, in his testimonial for Kit said loudly and clearly "she was an atheist and proud of it."
Her friend, co-sponsor of the monthly Gillespie Community Breakfast, also a friend of NOSHA, Brad Ott, in his testimonial for Kit said loudly and clearly "she was an atheist and proud of it."
She will be missed.
Harry Greenberger, friend of Kit
