Riedy Clark CoL

Riedy came to Loretto Heights College from Michigan and was captured by the Loretto values of "working for justice and acting for peace.” She spent two semesters in Bolivia with the Loretto Sisters working in education and community services. Riedy became a co-member in 1976. She worked in child protective services, adult education, medical social work and 25 years as a bilingual social worker/psychologist in Denver Public Schools before retiring in 2011. A former Loretto Forum member who also has served on several Loretto committees, Riedy now is on the Board of Trustees for Havern School.
A red stone building featuring a tall tower above the arched entrance. The tower and entrance are framed by two large spruce trees that are only half as tall as the tower.

A new future for Loretto Heights

During the Loretto Heights reunion weekend in June, alumni were able to spend time on the campus. There were tours of Pancratia apartments and the Administration Building. We had lunch in Machebeuf Hall (at the same tables and chairs we…