[Menvi-discuss] Bettye Krolick - Celebrating Her Life

[SClark6144 at aol.com]

Awwwwww.   So sorry to hear that.  Is her  husband still alive?  I was at 
Illinois when they were there in the  '60s.  He taught string bass, I think.  
She tried to get me into  music braille at that time, but when she said it 
had to be perfect with no  errors, it scared me out, plus I was doing lots 
of literary at the time and  didn't think I could handle it.  I didn't start 
the  music exercises until the '90s.
Syl
 
 
In a message dated 8/6/2011 3:42:25 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,  
richardtaesch at menvi.org writes:

Dear  MENVI members:

It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of  Bettye Krolick
last evening. She is known to most of us as "The Godmother  of Braille
Music."

More will follow as soon as it becomes  available.

The inspiration for your network, and the enormous advances  in music
braille and its technology, can be greatly attributed to Bettye  and to all
of those whose lives she touched.

As for myself, she was  a mentor, and a substantial inspiration for the
methodology and  presentation of my courses. She will be missed beyond
words.

Richard  Taesch
SCCM Braille Music Division
MENVI Headquarters -  www.menvi.org




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