She was the niece of Mark Jensen, University Relations.
The accident happened on Interstate 94 during heavy snow, fog and strong winds.
She was the matriarch of an extended St. Thomas family.
He was the father of Paul Strickland, Career Development Center.
She was the mother of Diane Knights, O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center.
In addition to services in Long Prairie, Minn., a celebration of her life will be held Thursday in St. Paul.
He was the father-in-law of Mark Spriggs, Opus College of Business.
He was the father of Mary Lemmons, Philosophy Department.
She was the grandmother of Dr. Matthew Batt, English Department.
She was the mother-in-law of Ken Grogg, executive chef of the St. Paul campus.
A former St. Thomas trustee, Sheran was one of the university’s best-known and most-respected graduates.
Memorial services will be held Wednesday in North Carolina, and early in the spring semester at St. Thomas.
A well-known and lifelong peace activist, Davidov taught at St. Thomas since 1992. He died Saturday.
He was the father of Ann Schiffer, who works in the Office of Institutional Advancement at the St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity.
He was the patriarch of an extended St. Thomas family, a veteran of the Army’s 10th Mountain Division, and a noted watercolorist.
He served in the U.S. Marine Corps in WWII in the South Pacific, and as the official scorekeeper for the St. Thomas men’s basketball team for 35 years.
Smith, a legendary hockey coach at South St. Paul High School and the University of Notre Dame, is the grandfather of Nicole Smith, a master’s student in English at St. Thomas and a student worker with the Multicultural Forum.
Gary was the longtime partner of Dr. Sarah Stevenson, the retired director of international programs at St. Thomas.
She was the grandmother of Jennifer Wake, CAPS C.E. and Off-campus Programs manager.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration-Financial Management in 1984.
He was the father of Patricia (Paddy) Satzer, Schoenecker Law Library, and of William Satzer Jr. ’70.
She was the mother of Stacy Drude, Service Center.
He was the father of Cassandra Marshall, Physical Plant.