Stuller, Ann (1961)

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Title

Stuller, Ann (1961)

Subject

Oral history

Description

Ann Stuller, formerly Ann Baudin, was born and raised in Portland, OR, and lives
in the area to this day. She grew up visiting the Lewis and Clark campus for church
picnics and fell in love with the college. She started going to school here in 1957 and
graduated in 1961 with a Foreign Languages degree, with a focus in French. She chose to
continue her education at Lewis and Clark and received a Masters Degree from the
graduate school in education, specifically teaching Foreign Languages. She married Ed
Stuller in 1967 and became the mother of his two daughters. In the mid-1990s, she
became involved in disability activism regarding the closing of the Fairview Training
Center, a state-run facility for people with disabilities, where her elder daughter, Mary,
was housed. During the process of closing Fairview, she continued to be active in the
disabled community, serving on a committee to ensure quality control for people leaving
Fairview, and seeing the benefits and drawbacks of new ideologies coming to the
forefront of care for the mentally-handicapped. She and Ed now live in King City, OR.

Creator

Lewis & Clark College

Date

2018-10-08

Format

PDF

Type

Text

Language

eng

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Oral History Item Type Metadata

Interviewer

Danielson, Brigitta

Interviewee

Stuller, Ann

Location

Lewis & Clark College

Duration

00:36:09
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