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In Fond Memory of Naomi S. Gottlieb

Burdened by a heavy heart makes writing a celebration difficult, but it is impossible for those of us who loved Naomi not to celebrate her life, even while grieving her most untimely and unfortunate death. She died in Prague, Czech Republic, on Saturday, May 6th, from injuries suffered in a streetcar accident. Naomi’s enthusiasm for living was unbounded, and she brought integrity, conviction, and most especially fun to all her activities. Her kindness, hospitality, and generosity of spirit were always extended in high good humor to her multitude of friends and colleagues. In addition to her 25 years of longlasting and significant contributions to the advancement of women, she was passionate about the theater, dance, and travel. Although we mourn her loss, it is clear that she died pursuing one of her loves-exploring the world and having adventures in new places. She was never just an observer but was actively engaged, including taking tap-dancing lessons post-retirement. Although she was officially retired as Professor Emerita from the School of Social Work at the University of Washington in Seattle, the concept of retirement never fit her. She remained involved, doing some teaching and contributing to the program. At the time of her death, she was