Theos-Talk Archives (June 1995 Message tl00027)

>I never met Bill.  We corresponded a little.  He supported me
with a few letters to the editor during the days when articles
of mine could start debates on whether or not I really belonged
in Theosophy.  He said, "Richard Ihle challenges us and compels
thought.  Can he, therefore, be all bad?"

Hi Richard,

Glad you're still here.

I was fortunate to meet Wm.  Laudahn and his widow and I are in
the same lodge of Co-Masons, but I was even more fortunate to
read some of his fine work, either cover story on THE AMERICAN
THEOSOPHIST or ECLECTIC, but always flowing so well and being so
much in line with my own thinking, (but not knowing.)

Bill was a Point Loma theosophist living at Krotona.  He's
probably unique in this.  He was being published quite frequently
in many journals, and for his years, he sure could spill out the
wisdom and will certainly be missed by me as well.

Love you, Bill.

Brenda