Louise Sauter
Within the family circle Louise was the one who offered to help in any time of need. She traveled many miles – to California when a sister had a stroke – to Saskatoon when a brother-in-law had a heart attack – to Rochester when a nephew had a kidney transplant – or just a few blocks with soup and bread pudding for a widowed sister trying to adjust to living alone – to a brother and his son when they lost their wife and mother. She seemed to know where she was most needed. (From words about Louise at her funeral.)
1961 Louise’s Introction to the 50th Anniversary of Tuttle Book
Louise Sauter Obituary )1986)
Louise’s Memorial Service (1986)
Words About Louise (1986)
