Stuckey was a pastor’s pastor

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Re “Anne Stuckey, Pastor and Writer, Dies at 54” (News Digest, June 19): What do Anne Stuckey and Will Rogers have in common? Probably nothing, but after Anne’s tragic accident, I thought of a quote about Will Rogers. People said he was a cowboy’s cowboy, which meant that other men looked up to him for what he could do and say. Anne Stuckey was a pastor’s pastor. Other pastors looked to her for leadership and guidance. She was mentor to a lot of people. She could do all this and then she could minister to someone like me—just a common puncher. It was a real privilege to have her for a friend.

Associated Issue: The legacy of CPS

Associated Article: Anne Stuckey, pastor and writer, dies at 54

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