1944
2025

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Stephanie Hargett
December 31, 2025
Prof Anderson was a very special person. She was my very engaged, caring advisor at KU as well as my teacher. She helped me launch into adulthood! I know she will be missed by many. She made the world a better place.
Angel (Clowers) Gillaspie
May 9, 2025
She was one of my professors while I was a nontraditional undergraduate student in the late 1980's. She was an excellent teacher and we would gather at her home on 6th Street just so that we could socialize with fellow students and practice speaking French. She was a true Francophone and a lovely person. Paix a son ame.
Iain J Ellis
May 5, 2025
So sorry to hear this sad news. I only knew Corinne in her final years, but always enjoyed our conversations about art and politics.
Cara
May 4, 2025
Very sorry Chris for the loss of your mother, thinking of you and your brother.
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Nancy Kamm
May 3, 2025
As an adult student, you gave me the best advice and helped me in so many ways. You taught me, my daughter and both granddaughters, as well as my son. We were so lucky to have had you touch our lives with your sincere grace. Rest in peace.
Amy Kamm
May 3, 2025
Oh Corinne. I was so lucky to have had you as a French professor and advisor while at KU. You also taughr my daughters and we so enjoyed catching up with you every year on Bastille Day. We will remember you fondly. May you rest in peace.
Linda Yarger
May 1, 2025
I will miss Corinne very deeply. I knew her since before Matthew was born. We raised our children together, including school, church, and sports events. When she lived in Old West Lawrence we lived close by, but we remained good friends once we both moved. She visited us in Denver, New Orleans, Houston and Seguin and we visited her whenever we came to Lawrence. How do you say goodby to a lifelong friend ? It is hard. It helps to know that she lived a good life. She will be sorely missed.
Sue Gile Whitmer
April 30, 2025
She was a wonderful professor. I remember her very fondly. May she rest in peace.
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