In Your Neighborhood: Missing in action

Monday, May 19, 2008

Missing in action

It has been over two weeks since the last post here from Lorraine Hart.

What has become of Lorraine?

Where is Lorraine?

Has something happened with her daughter?

Is Lorraine missing in action?

Did I miss something?

Am I the last to know?

Lorraine's eloquent writing style added so much to the 'Neighborhood.' Her absence and/or silence is quite noticeable.

6 comments:

JosephMcG said...: I have been missing her too... she would write me personally some words of encouragement every two or three days... Lorraine... where are you; May 19, 2008 at 7:06 PM
Stephanie Frieze said...: I had tea with Lorraine last Wednesday at her home and am happy to report that she is well while her computer is very, very ill.; May 19, 2008 at 9:47 PM
JosephMcG said...: let's send out those good vibrations to the world of computers; May 21, 2008 at 7:21 AM
Mizu Sugimura said...: Thank you for your news Stephanie!; May 21, 2008 at 12:56 PM
Jaynie Jones said...: Thanks for the update!

I'm sorry to hear about Lorraine's computer problems, but am glad to hear that she is okay.

Is there anything we can do to help?

Not that I could be of much help, but Charles is quite the brainiac with computers. He's my personal, in-house "IT professional." I am truly blessed.; May 21, 2008 at 4:14 PM
Stephanie Frieze said...: I believe Lorraine intended to take it somewhere.; May 21, 2008 at 5:55 PM

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Stephanie Frieze
…has always liked to write. Her experience includes three years at the University Washington School of Communications studying journalism. She had a stint at the Chinook Observer in Long Beach. Raised in Bellevue, she’s lived in Gig Harbor for nearly 18 years. She and her husband have a home in Ilwaco, where they spend as much time as possible. This mother of four loves books, spending time with family and the color purple. Contact her at dbandstefery@comcast.net.

Lorraine Hart
…was born a nomadic mutt. She spent her life observing, writing and making music. She’s an unabashed carrier of the titles “hippie,” “feminist” and “liberal.” She’s resided in the South Sound since 1996 and is currently living above Joe’s Bay in Home. She juggles her time between being a caregiver, a writer, an artist, a musician, a minister, a wife, a mother, an advocate, a friend and a pilgrim – not necessarily in that order. Contact her at matlox@cablespeed.com.

Jaynie Jones
…is a Tacoma resident with diverse career tracks in broadcasting, journalism, teaching, health care, desktop publishing, floral design, special event planning and photography. She’s best known as long-time KOMO radio personality Jaynie Dillon and was once a familiar voice on Tacoma stations KTAC, KBRD-FM, KTNT and KNBQ-FM. Formerly a resident of Tacoma’s East Side, she’s volunteered in the Eastside Substation and with Safe Streets. Contact her at jaynie.jones@gmail.com .

Tracy Lebenzon
...is a blog contributor from Greenwater. Greenwater is the last stop before Crystal Mountain, Mount Rainier and the surrounding wilderness areas. When not exploring the next mountain peak or forest trail, Tracy also contributes to the Greenwater Community Council and the Explore-Greenwater.com web site. He writes about topics ranging from favorite foot, bike, and snow trails to community events, local merchants and politics. Contact him at dmountains@explore-greenwater.com.

Joseph McGowan
…is a chaplain who supports patients, families, friends, nurses and doctors at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Being 67, he’s learned this about living: Meet people on their own ground and you will discover that this Earth is our special place to meet and support each other. His motto: Live now. Share yourself now. Every living thing you experience is a pure gift. Love all life unconditionally. Contact him at mcg9940@yahoo.com.

Mizu Sugimura
…is a third-generation Japanese American living in Federal Way. She’s married and a parent of one adult child. A lifelong resident of the Puget Sound area, she graduated with a degree in journalism from the University of Washington School of Communications. and served on Federal Way’s Diversity and Art Commissions. Her interests are politics, art, the history of minorities in Washington and family history. She’s written a self-published family history about her paternal grandfather. Contact her at mizusugi@yahoo.com.

Kim Thompson
…is a Grit City native who was born and raised in Tacoma’s Old Town neighborhood by the gulch. She boasts that she’s a former Lowell Leopard, Mason Mustang and Wilson Ram, a short-time PLU Lute and a longtime UW Husky. This former corporate businesswoman is a wife, a mom, a school volunteer, a substitute teaching assistant, a writer and a born-again distance runner. She has convinced friends from Bellevue that Tacoma is worth the drive. Contact her at kimricksy@comcast.net. ugi@yahoo.com.

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