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"Storytelling In Wisconsin" email group,
an
online networking forum for Wisconsin storytellers and storytelling
enthusiasts! Request an invitation to join at subscribe@wistory.org.
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WELCOME! This site is your
online source for Wisconsin storytelling-related
information ... connecting you with guilds, storytellers,
and events, throughout our great Badger State.
If you
have additional information (or would like to update or
add to an existing listing), click here.
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IN
MEMORIAM:
RALPH SMITH
Our dear friend and
beloved storyteller, Ralph Smith of Lake Delavan, passed away
Thursday, October 4, 2007, following an accident en route to
Jonesborough for the annual National Storytelling Festival.
Known fondly to
many as "The Storyteller's James Herriott," Ralph was a retired
veterinarian and a gentle teller who shared vivid, poignant, and
often humorous experiences from his life (as well as tales from
literature) with his audiences.
Those of us
here in the Wisconsin storytelling community are thankful for the
rich opportunity to have known, listened to, and occasionally
performed alongside such a warm and caring man, and captivating
storyteller.
Those wishing to write
to Ralph's wife should address their letters and cards to Mrs.
Jennie Smith, 3520 Westshire Drive,
Delavan, WI 53115.
We miss you,
Ralph! You and your stories
shall live on in our hearts and in our memories ...
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Join us for a
Storytelling Concert In Memory of Ralph Smith
Saturday,
December 1st, 2007 ~ 4:00pm
Southport Park Beach House, 7825 1st Avenue, Kenosha
Join us for a
program of selected tellers, plus coffee, conversation, and
remembrances of our storytelling friend.
Questions?
Contact Tom Clark at (262) 652-5194 or
Judy Farrow-Busack at (262) 334-7868
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