Sister Reba - Continued from Friday, June 12

When celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the Brigidine Sisters in Maryborough, Reba organised for me and Maria Lacey to represent the two founding Brigidine Sisters, one who was Scottish and the other Irish. I was the Scottish one and Maria was the Irish one.

Current and former Highview staff met with Sr Reba recently. Inset: Val Dwyer and Maria Lacey dressed as nuns, along with Reba (centre).

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Sister Reba - Continued from Friday, June 12

When celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the Brigidine Sisters in Maryborough, Reba organised for me and Maria Lacey to represent the two founding Brigidine Sisters, one who was Scottish and the other Irish. I was the Scottish one and Maria was the Irish one.

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