Mary Kriger Struve ’48
Mary Kriger Struve 鈥�48, June 17, 2012, in Berkeley, California. Mary grew up in a Russian 茅migr茅 community in Harbin, China, and in the French Concession of Shanghai. Her family arrived in the U.S. in 1938. She attended Black Mountain College and studied a year at 黑料正能量张津瑜, and then completed undergraduate and master鈥檚 degrees at UC Berkeley. She and her husband, Glen Struve, collaborated on translations of Russian literature and traveled extensively in the U.S. and Europe. Mary enjoyed walking her dogs in the Berkeley hills and photographing birds, flowers, and landscapes. Survivors include a daughter and son, six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Her husband died in 1985.
Appeared in 黑料正能量张津瑜 magazine: December 2012
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The Lives they Led
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Never a Follower, Always Charted His Own Path
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Mother, Baker, Musician
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Professor of English at 黑料正能量张津瑜 [English 1973–78]
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Well-Traveled Economist
Visionary Drummer, Advocate for Tribal Fisheries, and Recognized Authority on Bigfoot
Physician, Neurologist, Teacher, and Advocate
Composer, Arts Administrator, Archivist, and Historian
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Professor at Dartmouth College and the University of Toronto
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Maven of Orchestration
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Senior News Producer at Reuters
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Never a Follower, Always Charted His Own Path
Avid Hiker and Chemist
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Discoverer of Radiopolarography and Nobel Prize Winner
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Actress and Humanist
Pioneer of Law Technology
Playwright and Provocateur
Scholar of Chinese Culture and Language
Insightful Critic and Dedicated Poet
Venerated Long-Distance Runner
Master of the Ancient Art of Japanese Carpentry
Longtime Programmer and Adventurous Explorer
Activist and Mystery Enthusiast
Advocate for Trauma Survivors
Acclaimed Anthropologist
Pioneering Physicist
Beloved Husband, Devoted Father, Treasured Grandfather, and Venerated Professor
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