Dear Mr. Beineke,

   Hello my name is Louisa Miller.  I was a seventh grader at Anniecamp Jr. High when we lost mrs.Beineke. I had her first period in the morning. I loved her and I still do very much. I hated math until I had the great opportunity to be in her class. She helped me so much in math. I somehow managed to have an A in her class. I had no clue that math could be easy. she has inspired me to keep my goals high and keep going for what I believe in. I am still using advice that she had given me today. I still cry when I think back on all the things that she has done with us. I looked up to her and I realized that God must have put her there for me to help me because I was ready to give up on everything even my life. Now I love life and I can't wait until I graduate and can attend college. That is how I stumbled over you page about mrs.beineke. I am already searching through colleges so that I can choose before the last minute. I am going to be a literature teacher. well I have to get ready for church because now I am the youth leader of my church. I just wanted to let you know that I am sorry that you lost a wife and mother and I lost a great teacher. During my 8th grade year I avoided her classroom. I did not want to go in there because I was afriad of all the memories that would come back. But my 9th grade year I had to go in there and I was surprised at the "at home " feeling that I felt. I mean I wanted to cry the 1st day but then I saw the bird clock that she had and I felt that her spirit was in the room with us. well I am sorry that I am taking up your time but I needed to get this off my chest. I've been scared to let my feelings show but now it was time to do so. O I remember the day that you had substituted for her. It was a crazy day. I enjoyed having you in class that day.