All God's Children book review of Gauchat family tale
Todd reviews the Gauchat family memoir All Gods Children about their experiences caring for handicapped children. The book recounts miracles, early signs of responsiveness in a lifeless child named David, and the family’s dedication through illnesses and Christmas hope in a faith driven narrative.
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Dorothy Gauchat
Bill
Gaudats
David
Gauchat
Dorothy
Devoted couple runs three homes for disabled
Dorothy Gauchat continues nearly four decades of service at Our Lady of the Wayside, The Croft, and Guadalupe House in Avon. The Croft basement houses a pottery workshop and a printing press that funds care, with 90 residents aided by 115 staff and volunteers.
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Dorothy Gauchat
Our Lady of the Wayside
Colorado Avenue
Croft
Guadalupe House
Hares
Dorothy
Bill
Franklin Avenue
Cleveland
Detroit Road
Junior High Debate on Maturity and Education
An opinion column argues junior high raises early rebellion and reduced supervision. It critiques teacher focus, parent communication, and public trust while noting a shift toward middle schools with grades six to eight as a corrective.
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