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Thursday, March 20. 1980
University Daily Kansan
Memorial service honors Charlie in life, not death
Charlotte Haines, Ridley Park, Penn. someone who has loved her and teaches her friends and teachers remember her that spirit at a memorial service yesterday near Porter Lake. Haines died in an accident.
"Charlie planted seeds in joy of all in us and she taught us how to grow them," said his piano teacher Martin Morley, assistant conductor in performance in the department of music.
Haines, or "Charlie" as she was known to most, was killed last Thursday in an automobile accident on the New Jersey Tupike near Secaucus. N.J. Her mother
Brad Levy, a friend of Haines and the driver of the car she was riding in, said the trip home to Ridley Park, Penn, had been planned since last November. He and two other KU students, Gary Borchardt, Prairie Dale and Adam Ames, Iowa sophomore, also made the trip.
LEVY AND BORCHARD, who also was riding in the car at the time of the accident, were not seriously injured. Levay said the driver did not have a medical visit visiting New York City and Haines'
relatives in New Jersey. Svec had stayed in Pennsylvania to visit friends.
At about 10 p.m. last Thursday their snow on slid and ice into the path of a semirair truck. Haines and her mother were killed instantly.
But the group of friends at the memorial service came to talk about how Haines had lived, not died.
"I just knew her in passing. But when I saw her at the cafeteria or in the hall I always thought she was my friend," said Pam Lewis, Shawnee freshman.
HAINES WAS a desk assistant at Hashinher Hall, where she was a resident.
everyone knew her and when you saw her there was always a smile on her face," said Paul Nance, a resident assistant at the hall.
event at the hail.
Haines also had worked in the hall's cafeteria and had been a security monitor.
"To a large extent she was putting herself
"To a large extent she was putting herself through school. She helped organize activities to make life at Hashinger better for
for her accomplishments at Hashinger, she was awarded the Margaret Hashinger Scholarship last year. The award is given to students outstanding interest in the hall and KIU.
everyone. She put a lot of effort into a lot of different things," Levy said.
RECENTLY, SHE JOINED the Lawrence Civic Choir. Her enthusiasm about music caused her to continue as a course aide at Westminster College. After long alter her required time was completed.
"We're celebrating what Charlie was and what Charlie is. In a complex world she was a simple person," Borchardt said.
"Happiness was what Charlie was all about and to think about her and be sad just wouldn't tern' right," another friend said.
Some of the 70 people who attended the memorial service sang, played instruments and remembered experiences with Haines.
Haines is survived by her father, Dallas; two brothers, Nick and Bob; and her grandmother, Charlotte Lance. All live in Pennsylvania.
Memorial contributions can be made in Haines' name to the Margaret Hashinger Scholarship Fund at the University of Kansas Endowment Association.
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Residents of Hashinger Hall gathered last night at Potter's Pavilion for a different kind of memorial service for Charlotte Haines, Ridley Park, Penn., sophomore. Haines was killed in an auto accident over spring break.
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