TRIBUTES: IN MEMORY


IN MEMORY OF JEANNIE RAWLEY


Beloved Third Grade teacher Jeannie Rawley left


behind a legacy of inspiration when she died unexpectedly on December 31, 2011. She had been at


OES for 12 years. In addition to her


classroom teaching, she had taught yoga to students


and colleagues and was known as a knitter, dragon boat paddler, cyclist, and friend. She shared fruit and lavender that she grew on her Hood River-area farm, and she often brought her dog Bodie with her to school. She will be


missed by her colleagues, former students, and many friends.


IN MEMORY OF BISHOP DUNLAP DAGWELL


Dennis O’Leary’s father died when Dennis was a child. Bishop Dagwell took the young boy under his wing, providing guidance


during Dennis’ childhood and youth. From altar boy to assistant, Dennis appreciated the Bishop’s mentoring influence throughout his life. Dennis was buried with the Bible which the Bishop had given him years earlier. The relationship was so meaningful to Dennis that he ensured he could leave a tribute by designating a portion of his life insurance to provide a gift in memory of Bishop Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell.


In 1965, a boys’ school was founded on the campus of St. Helen’s Hall and was named for Bishop Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell, who had served as Bishop of Oregon from 1936-1958.


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