Ruth of Oakseed Manor, RIP

The Memorial Shield Project

Lady Ruth of Oakseed Manor

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• Link to Calontir Armorial - http://armorial.calontir.org/Pages/RutMan.htm
• Link to Calontir OP - http://op.calontir.org/

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Remembrances:

• She was a lovely person. She and Trobere were very helpful to me when I was a fairly new member trying to start a group in Warrensburg. - Elasait
• A while back, people were talking about who inspired them in the SCA. When I first joined, Trobere and Lady Ruth took me under their wings and helped me. They started my interest in Medieval cooking. But the thing I always remembered was the Ruth was "Lady Ruth" to everyone. For me, she was the example of what being a "Lady" in the SCA and in real life should be. Rest in Peace, Lady Ruth. - Jadwiga Majewska
• What wonderful inspirations they both were! - Becca Kathryn
• Grieving. Both of them were very kind to this young silly kid when she first started in the SCA in KC. - Lisa "Raven"
• House Kinross remembers. - Dagmar

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