Gretchen Leppke papers, 1972-2004, n.d.

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Gretchen Leppke papers, 1972-2004, n.d.

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The original collection and addendum were consolidated and reprocessed to create the Gretchen Leppke Papers. These papers consist of four series and three subseries; they span from 1972 to 2004.

2.75 linear feet.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives.

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Women's Place Resource Center.

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Women of Faith Resource Center.

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Leppke, Gretchen, 1927-

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Born September 26, 1927. President, Lutheran Women's Caucus; Co-founder, Women of Faith Resource Center. Gretchen Buenger (Leppke) was born on September 26, 1927, one of two daughters of architect Edgar Walter Buenger and homemaker Gertrude Weber Buenger. Buenger graduated from Rochester High School in 1945 and enrolled in the University of Minnesota. In 1949, Buenger was awarded the Order of the Gopher, an honorary award for leadership. In the summer of 1949, she traveled to Sweden with Amity A...