It was intriguing to read the various questions and comments in the “Letter to Lesley”.
She was a superb homemaker, hostess, volunteer, and mother, grandmother and grandmother – Dad didn’t think it was necessary for his wife to work! Here’s her take on The Feminine Mystique. Last week, while going through a few of her papers, I stumbled on a letter she wrote to me about Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique written by hand in her small but well-formed writing.Įdythe was born in 1926, married my father in 1945 and had three children by 1955. I was fortunate to be with her in the weeks leading up to her death and also when she took her last breath. Some of you will know that my mother passed away on Feb 24th at the age of 96.
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