Mrs. Murray

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About The Teacher
Mrs. Murray has been teaching at Good Shepherd School for eight years. Before coming to GSS, she taught Language Arts at St. Joseph School in Vanderburgh County. The Murray family moved to Evansville in 1993 from Stuttgart, Germany where LTC Murray was stationed serving with the United States Army. The Murrays had lived in Germany for almost seven years and Mrs.Murray taught military dependent children in the Department of Defense Dependent Schools, DODDS. Mrs. Murray has two daughters who are both married and no longer live in Evansville. Her oldest daughter, Joanna, and her husband live in Zell am Zee, Austria. Her youngest daughter, Sarah, is also married and lives outside of Indy in Greenfield. Mrs. Murray and her husband love to go sailing on the weekend on Kentucky Lake. They also can often be seen walking in and around their neighborhood. Nesta, their "grandcat", is visiting and is often found hiding in the bushes of Mrs. Murray's house. Mrs. Murray does love to read and snack on M&M's (Mrs. Murray M & M get it?) And yes, she always drives a red stick shift! even their big red truck! She graduated from Murray State University (no, she wasn't named Murray when she attended there) and received her Masters Degree from the University of Hawaii. She is old! (Old enough to be your granny), but she still loves to dance and has an Ipod with a polo shirt and an easy chair! She does listen to the Ipod when she grades papers and believes it truly improves grades overall! The Murray family thanks you for all of your prayers, cards, and kindness since Mrs. Murray's diagnosis with breast cancer. Thank so many of you for your support for Race for the Cure. And it is very comforting to see so many Good Shepherd faces at St. Mary's. God is good, he answers prayers, and his love and care are unending. Thanks be to God and peace to God's people on earth.

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Mission
The primary mission of Mrs. Murray's class is to nurture young people in the love of Christ, to help them to reach their God-given potential and to answer His call to each of them. The second mission for Mrs. Murray's class is to become lifelong readers, to fall in love with books, to meet the "right books", and draw from good literature the inspiration and skills to become proficient, inspired writers.