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Dear Readers:

We at the Savage Pacer can't begin to thank you for the notes and words of kindness we've received regarding the tragic death of our dear friend and colleague, Ruth Anne Maddox. We are devastated by her loss, and your outpouring of sympathy helps us cope and makes us realize how special Ruth Anne was to her readers and friends and acquaintences.

We plan to pass these notes on to her family, particularily her 19-year-old daughter back in Ruth Anne's native Indiana. We want family members to know how much Ruth Anne meant to so many.

Ruth Anne, who lived in Prior Lake, worked for Southwest Newspapers about 4½ years, as a reporter for the Savage Pacer and more recently the Shakopee Valley News. Her stories occasionally still appeared in the Pacer.

We invite you to share your thoughts at the end of this note. It can be a simple condolence, or a story about Ruth Anne. If you aren't already a registered user of this Web site, you'll Savage Pacer Editor Nancy Huddleston at editor@savagepacer.com If you want your words to remain private, just let us know.

Again, thank you for helping us get through this. And please remember Ruth Anne and her family in your prayers. In keeping with her sense of humor, Ruth Anne wore her "princess" tierra to the Shakopee Derby Days parade this summer. She helped pass out candy along the route.

 

 

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In keeping with her sense of humor, Ruth Anne wore her "princess" tierra to the Shakopee Derby Days parade this summer. She helped pass out candy along the route.




I got to know Ruth Anne...

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I got to know Ruth Anne while working on communications at St. John's in Savage. She was frequently in the school and church and always good about covering our events. I got to know her personally when she did an article on me and my journey with lymphoma. She came to our annual walk at Lake Nokomis and not only covered it as a reporter - but also walked with my family and I around the lake. She also was part of a ribbon cutting ceremony when our friend Pam went into remission from lung cancer. She was more than someone who reported the news in the community - she was part of the community. My sympathy and deep sorrow to the loved ones that are left behind. Know that she touched many lives and she will be greatly missed.


Submitted by debbie on November 14, 2008 - 8:16pm.

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