The Surratt Courier

[wpbinzel]

The November/December 2022 issue of The Surratt Courier is now available on the Surratt Society's website. This edition features articles about the plan to abduct Lincoln; delving into Booth's diary; how were the rewards distributed after the capture of the conspirators; and the last Lincoln assassination suspect. It may be viewed by anyone who is interested at: https://www.surrattmuseum.org/_files/ugd...d1be78.pdf

[wpbinzel]

The January/February 2023 issue of The Surratt Courier has been posted on the Surratt Society's website: http://www.surrattmuseum.org . The direct link to the issue is: https://www.surrattmuseum.org/_files/ugd...ad93cb.pdf . Its perspective is on lesser known information about members of the Surratt family, including John Surratt, Sr.; Isaac Surratt; and Anna Surratt. Anyone who is interested is welcomed to visit the website to read the current and recent issues.

[Dennis Urban]

Today also marks the third anniversary of the passing of Laurie Verge. She is greatly missed and is still quoted on this forum. We know so much more because of her. May she never be forgotten.

[Eva Elisabeth]

Yes, Dennis!

[Anita]

I still engage with Laurie while reading her posts and articles in the Surratt Courier. Laurie's here with us. Yes, as Dennis says, she is greatly missed and we know so much more because of her.

[wpbinzel]

As I said to some friends as we noted the third anniversary of her passing, Laurie's spirit and the history she instilled in all of us lives on, and we do our best to carry it forward. I find great comfort in that. I miss Laurie, but will forever be grateful that I knew her. I am not sure that there is a higher compliment one can pay.