Kathryn Anderson

In September 1948 a little four room red brick school house in Worden Montana held approximately 22 first graders and their new teacher "Miss Davidson." I was privileged to be there on my first day of school; a day that has survived vividly in memory. Miss Davidson wore a pink cotton dress, bordered at the sleeves, neck and hem with a black band, complimenting her shining dark hair. Her kind greeting calmed my fears and immediately created a desire to want "to please this lady." By the hundreds we've outgrown her physical presence, but her moral values remain embedded. The book "Grandpa's Diary" mentions "Miss Davidson" , (Mrs. Kathryn Anderson) within the first two pages. Why? She was the master who provided the basic ingredients to the recipe for success. We shall always remember her in gratitude. Dorwin Schreuder, 8000 Vista Lane, Bozeman, Montana 59715

Mrs. Anderson was my landlady for 22 years. She was the best and took care of any problem immediately. I lived across the street from them. I had 2 little girls and worked, and felt so safe with them there. I was devastated when she told me they would have to sell the duplex. I hated to leave, she was my security. She was a pillar of strength and such an elegant lady. Darlene Dibble