Colleen, was dearly loved and will be missed by her family as well as her close friends and hundreds more of her colleges in the teaching community and last (but certainly not least) by the thousands of students she spent a career trying to motivate and inspire. She taught high-school art and was a respected department-head who loved art of all forms of art from painting and photography to ceramics, sculpture and architecture to literature, music and theatre and cinema. She was well-respected and often acknowledged and cited by many as their “favourite teacher” for her inspirational and uplifting approach in the classroom. She will be dearly missed, by all whose lives she touched however, her memory will live on forever in our hearts.
