Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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It is often said that we never fully appreciate those around us until we lose them. For those who were fortunate enough to know Mrs. Gilman, her untimely death meant a great personal loss. Much more, the absence of Mrs. Gilman from our lives leaves a void which touches on every aspect of the Oxy community. She was known to most of us simply as the Presidents wife. For the past several years, however, many of us had the privilege of taking part in Mrs. Gilman's famous Gourmet Gooking classes. As her pupils, we recieved not only the finest tutelage in gourmet cooking, but were also offered her warmest friendship. She shared her many colorful stories, her kitchen, her time, her opinions, her talents, and her rare gift of eternal optimism - not to mention her incredible sense of humor. She was loving, full of vitality, sincere, and dedicated to everyone and everything she believed in. Mrs. Gilman kept on giving when most people would have stopped. To all of us, 'ishe still lives on in the acts of goodness she performed and in the hearts of those who cherish her memories. May the beauty of her life abide among us as a living blessing. It is in this spirit that this yearbook is dedicated to the loving memory of Lucille Gilman. 1 . he. i 2 Q 4 . ' 4 9 1 - Gd Life is eternal, and love is immortal, and death is only a horizon, and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. R,W. Raymond dedication.

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