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From: Felice and Jack Cohen-Joppa <nukere...@igc.org>
Date: Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 3:51 PM
Subject: Susan Crane update from Rohrbach prison
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From: Felice and Jack Cohen-Joppa <nukere...@igc.org>
Date: Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 3:51 PM
Subject: Susan Crane update from Rohrbach prison
To: Catholic Worker <catholicw...@gmail.com>
Dear friends,
News about Susan today: She is doing very well, although she still hasn’t had a cup of coffee!! She is hopeful the commissary situation will be worked out soon. Prisoners are locked in their cell 22 hours per day, and she and Susan van der Hijden are very glad to be sharing a cell. They continue to learn the ins and outs about how things work at Rohrbach prison.
She clarified that she is able to receive newsletters, if she asks for prior approval of the specific newsletter. Also, a friend in Germany ordered the NY Times for her, but she hasn’t started to receive it yet.
Susan is grateful for all of the mail and all of the support she has been receiving! She said that friends and supporters in Germany can send German stamps for her to use. She is asking that people in the U.S. who write to her include a couple of blank sheets of paper or some postcards that she can use for correspondence (if you can find peace postcards, that would be great!).
She would really like interesting articles to read. She thought if we print them up on just one side of the paper, and write a letter to her on the blank side, that should be able to get to her.
You can write to her at Susan Crane, JVA Rohrbach, Peter-Caesar-Allee 1, 55597 Wöllstein, Germany.
News about Susan today: She is doing very well, although she still hasn’t had a cup of coffee!! She is hopeful the commissary situation will be worked out soon. Prisoners are locked in their cell 22 hours per day, and she and Susan van der Hijden are very glad to be sharing a cell. They continue to learn the ins and outs about how things work at Rohrbach prison.
She clarified that she is able to receive newsletters, if she asks for prior approval of the specific newsletter. Also, a friend in Germany ordered the NY Times for her, but she hasn’t started to receive it yet.
Susan is grateful for all of the mail and all of the support she has been receiving! She said that friends and supporters in Germany can send German stamps for her to use. She is asking that people in the U.S. who write to her include a couple of blank sheets of paper or some postcards that she can use for correspondence (if you can find peace postcards, that would be great!).
She would really like interesting articles to read. She thought if we print them up on just one side of the paper, and write a letter to her on the blank side, that should be able to get to her.
You can write to her at Susan Crane, JVA Rohrbach, Peter-Caesar-Allee 1, 55597 Wöllstein, Germany.
And you can read the recent issue of her community's newsletter here, the Redwood City Catholic Worker: https://rwdcw.wordpress.com/
Peace,
Felice & Jack
Peace,
Felice & Jack
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