Susan H. Park on tue 9 sep 97
I have just received word that Tim Malm - a clay art regular - had a
serious stroke last night. For those of you that believe in prayer, his
wife has requested that you join her in praying for a good recovery. Tim
had lost speech capacity and was paralyzed on the left side of his body.
News is that as of this afternoon - he had regained some speech
capabilities and could move his left toe. Tests are just now beginning to
assess the extent of the damage.
Tim is a dedicated Professor at Seattle Pacific University, a superb clay
artist, President of the Washington Potters Association, a new father, and
a warm, caring person of deep integrity and commitment.
I join with his wife in prayer for a full recovery and ask that you would
do so as well.
Thank you.
Susan Henderson Park
One of his fortunate students
Phil Concialdi on wed 10 sep 97
All of the employees here at Peninsula Pottery and I wish to extend our
prayers to Tim Malm for a speedy and complete recovery, we prey that his
family will be blessed with gods good graces.
Phil C.
Rick Sherman on thu 11 sep 97
I have just finished reading the September-October issue of the
Washington Potters Association newsletter with a message from its
President, Tim Malm. This is an organization of fine and entusiastic
potters and Tim is in his second year of leaderhship. I have read all
his messages and he has contributed immensely to the WPA. I wish him
and his family and friends well and hope he has a quick recovery and
is soon back to take the helm of WPA and begin again his work in clay.
RS
David Hewitt on tue 7 oct 97
I was sorry to read about a month ago that Tim had had a stroke. I had
the pleasure of meeting Tim when he was last over in the UK and I would
be grateful if anyone could e-mail me as to how he is getting on.
--
David Hewitt
David Hewitt Pottery ,
7 Fairfield Road, Caerleon, Newport,
South Wales, NP6 1DQ, UK. Tel:- +44 (0) 1633 420647
URL http://digitalfire.com/education/people/hewitt.htm
Susan H. Park on fri 10 oct 97
Tim is recovering very well - in typical Tim style - he is working hard
and is extremely determined. He is now at home participating in a program
called "rehabilitation without walls" where the therapists come to him. I
know that he enjoys being home alot more!
This week - he has been able to grasp and move his left arm - very
exciting! If you would like to send him a direct letter, let me know and
I will e-mail you his address, or I would be glad to print and deliver and
e-mail note.
Thanks for your concern - his presence is deeply missed here!
Susan Henderson Park
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