Sr Margaret Patrice Slattery Obituary
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Sr Margaret Patrice Slattery Obituary
The University of Incarnate Word (UIW) mourns the loss of Sr. Margaret Patrice Slattery, a cherished former president and founding congregation member of the university, who passed away last weekend.
Sr. Slattery’s tenure as UIW president, spanning from 1972 to 1985, was marked by significant achievements and unwavering dedication to the institution. Prior to her presidency, she taught at St. Frances of Rome School in Illinois, Immaculate Conception School in Missouri, and Blessed Sacrament School in St. Louis. At UIW, she distinguished herself as a teacher, department chair, and dean of the English Department.
During her presidency, Sr. Slattery was instrumental in the growth of UIW’s campus, notably overseeing the development of the west campus athletic fields. In 1977, she launched the Swing-In Golf Tournament fundraiser, which has since raised millions of dollars for student scholarships, creating a lasting legacy of financial support for students.
Sr. Slattery was also a prolific writer. She authored a two-volume history of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, titled “Promises to Keep,” which was recognized by the Texas Catholic Historical Society.
After her 13-year tenure as president, Sr. Slattery transitioned to the role of Chancellor, continuing to serve the university with dedication and passion.
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The impact of Sr. Slattery’s leadership and her contributions to the UIW community will become long remembered. Her passing is a significant loss to all who knew and admired her.
In conclusion, details regarding funeral arrangements will become shared by the university shortly. Moreover, in lieu of flowers. Lastly, donations to become made to the Sr. Margaret Patrice Slattery Scholarship Fund. Thus, ensuring her legacy of supporting education continues.
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