Sue Redfern-Campbell:  

A postscript to the biographical sketch below: Am now on my third interim ministry, helping congregations in transition prepare for their next called minister. This work has taken me from Danbury CT, to Columbia MO, to Las Cruces, NM. All of these are wonderful small cities to live in, with vibrant Unitarian Universalist congregations. On New Year's Day 2012, I got married again, after having been single for over 30 years. Chuck Campbell is someone I've known since 1976 (I met him and his late wife in Boston), and our marriage bears witness to what Ann Landers once said about love being "friendship that has caught fire." I was in the midst of my Columbia ministry, so we spent some time commuting back and forth between Albuquerque (where Chuck has lived since 1979) and Missouri. We're grateful for Southwest Airlines and its non-stop flights between ABQ and Kansas City! In July 2012 I moved to Albuquerque to be with Chuck, and in the summer of 2013 was asked to help with a difficult church situation in Las Cruces, 230 miles to the south. We commute about once a week down I-25, rediscovering each time why New Mexico is called the Land of Enchantment. Am looking forward to coming to the reunion next October! Blessings to all, Sue Redfern-Campbell Written on Twelfth Night (January 5) 2014 Biographical sketch written in the fall of 2008. After graduating from Hanover Park High School, I went to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. There I majored in philosophy, got involved in student politics, and wrote for the Michigan Daily. After graduation from the U of M, I moved to Boston, where I ended up spending 24 years of my life, in two separate installments. The first was from 1968 to 1985. I started out by working as a secretary, and then went to BU law school. After seven years in legal practice, I began to get a sense that ...Expand for more