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About the
Authors of
AS TIME GOES BY: WW II COOKBOOK
More than just another cookbook
and
SECRETS OF THE
MONASTERY
A
Cookbook and more from many faiths
JoAnn Schuh is one of 9 children
who grew up in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. She raised 5 children -
Dan, Greg, Krissy, Theresa and Kim - while embarking on many
various and interesting careers. JoAnn recently retired
after working 12 years for the Prioresses at
Benet Hill
Monastery in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She does private
catering in her spare time and keeps busy marketing two
cookbooks which she wrote with Barbara Lynette, and thinking
of the next book she just has to write. In the dedication
portion of their first book, AS TIME GOES BY: WW II
Cookbook, she shares the following:
I dedicate this WW
II cookbook to the memory of my mother Orea Kramer
Rosinsky. I remember her always being in the kitchen
with her wrap around apron on - always baking or cooking
- the house filled with aromas of bread, kolachys,
Sunday roasts and dumplings. She cared for nine children
and buried two of them from tragic accidents. She never
questioned who she was or what her purpose in life was
to be. She got up each day and worked hard. She loved
her children and especially her grandchildren. I don't
think she ever said I love you to any of us, but it was
there - it was in her - it was in the refuge of time -
the time she gave to her family. Here's to you mom -
thank you for the time, the memories and the love you
bestowed on me, your daughter.
Thank you to my remaining siblings, Bob, Don and Paul
Rosinsky, Mary Ann Peterik and Judy Kaye. Thank you to
my children, Dan, Greg, and Krissy Schuh, Theresa Allen
and Kim Porzig. Thank you to my twelve grandchildren. I
hope and pray "As Time Goes By" the memories I leave for
you are as warm and wonderful as the ones I grew up
with.
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Barbara Lynette
is a retired hairdresser and avid
photographer who currently works
at Benet Hill Monastery in
Colorado Springs, Colorado as a
Graphic Designer, Web Administrator and "jack of all trades"
in their Development Office. Barbara grew up in
North Miami,
Florida and moved to Colorado Springs in 1975 with her
husband Skip and two children Troy and Danielle. Her
children, daughter-in-law Jennifer and three grandchildren -
Ryan, Christian and
Lindsay - all live in the Denver area and keep things exciting and fun!
Barbara shares the following on the dedication page of AS
TIME GOES BY: WW II Cookbook:
I am blessed to be
daughter, sister, mother (and mother-in-law,
grandmother and friend - and very proud wife for 39
years of retired Air Force Master Sergeant “Skip”
Lynette who continues to love his country with the same
passion that he cares for and loves his whole family.
“You truly are my rock.”
Embarking on this journey with JoAnn has been nothing
short of a labor of love, laughter, a “few” sleepless
nights and a fulfillment of a dream she shared with me
several years ago. We discovered while working together
at Benet Hill Monastery in Colorado Springs, Colorado
that we had so many things in common - from an
incredible love of our families to a deep respect and
reverence for the men and women who lived during the
1940’s - those who served abroad and those who “served”
at home - especially you, Mom! This is dedicated to all of you! We are
especially proud of this project, and you honor us when
you spend time with our dream-come-true.
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