The School of the Brown County Ursulines had a profound effect on many of the girls who attended there between 1846 and 1981. To share your story, please email us at info@bcualum.com or include your story in the comments section below.
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part 3- a sit down with Sr Agatha
part 2 – a sit down with Sr Agatha
Part 1 – A Sit Down with Sr. Agatha
Fond Memories and Lifelong Bonds – by Cheryl Reindl-Johnson ’78
Kindred Souls – by Audrey Corby Braden ‘63
Brown County Ursulines Alumni Association 
I had no clue Brown County was on Facebook. I am thrilled. Just received the newsletter and the piece about Sister Agatha just made me smile. Thoughts of my days at BC always include wonderful memories of her. I will be sure to watch facebook for updates on the Ursulines as I think a piece of my heart will always remain at Brown County.
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We have no heard from you for ever so long! Be sure to come to reunion next year! You will find many pieces of hearts there to welcome you!
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I’d love to hear more stories!
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Not about me…… I drove those Sister’s crazy!!
My maiden name is ( LeBlond ), first name Susan…..I was at BCU for 3 years, I left in 1970.
We were young, away from home and lets say, exploring life away from home. We had a lot of fun as kids there and the Sisters were always nice…usually……Loved Sister Catherine, Sister Agatha, Sister Roberta Anzinger, Sister Frances….great memories.. 💝
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I remember my days at BC with very special feeling to all of you who I met! Sister Agatha I still remember your art classes! I keep very close to my heart those beautiful moments that I spent in BC! May God bless you all! Elsa Herrera – Class of 70
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Love to you, Elsa!
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