The Liz Library Presents: Irene Stuber's Women of Achievement and Herstory

You are appreciated more than simple words could ever convey. Thank you for your loving care to preserve the HERstory of beautiful women throughout space and time.

A very happy birthday Irene, and thanks for your wonderful service to all of us. I hope to meet you in person someday.

Irene, you have inspired me. Happy birthday and best wishes to my friend, mentor, and the wisest woman I know.

What an incredible journey it must have been so far -- and who knows where your journey will take you next! Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your amazing insights, outrage, suggestions, perspective and wisdom you have gained along the way. I so admire you, and hope I can be even half the woman you are! I just turned 35 and sometimes feel as if I'm wasting my life and running out of time to make a difference; I only need to look to you to see that all I need to do is get started -- it's never too late! Thank you for all you do!

Happy Birthday from Osnabrueck, Germany. It has been a pleasure to read your work, and to correspond with you. Best wishes.

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_{Many happy returns, Irene.

You have given so much to so many, what could I do

beyond saying a mere seventy-five thank yous? The Hell-raiser I was privileged

to meet ago on delphi.com is the wise-witty woman whose common sense I

admire each day. I see you on the corner with your machine, taking a stand

I had to copy. I hear your counsel affirming my views relative to the divisiveness

of religion which my atheist-humanist-feminist self knows to be correct

and kind and so you! to the nth degree. May you be healthy and feel how

loved you are by this reader. My hand to your shoulder, dear friend. I

send hooray for us that you live and my}

I don't know how many years we have been talking through email and on lists, Irene, but I do know that my life has been richer for knowing you all these years. We met on Prodigy, lost track of each other for a while and then got back in touch when Varda needed help with a sexist fight we (she and I) were in on the Classical Music list, and called you in. I think it must be close to two decades ago that we first allied ourselves with each other to fight these fights. I wish you decades more of everything good that you could want. You give so much to so many; the world is a better place because of you.

You bless the Earth with your presence. My life and awareness have expanded because of your Internet work. Thank you.

You continue to inspire and educate us to go forth and 'enlighten the world'. Keep up the work, there are still many young (and old) out there that need to be reminded of their greatness.

I want to wish you an obscenely wonderful day that will extend throughout the year until I get to embarrass you again with another note like this on your next birthday.

Thanks for all the feminist work you do. Most of all, thank you for being a good friend. I appreciate all the help you've given me throughout the years. I hope I've been able to return the favor.

I wish you a very Happy Birthday on November I, 2003. You are a role model for me.

I believe it was in 1996, that my computer savvy son introduced me to Catt's Claws. He knew that your wit and charm would override my fear of a machine with more than an on/off switch. I was preparing to attend my first National Convention of the League of Women Voters and there you were! Saying the words that made sense. Helping me to articulate so many hopes and dreams. I began thinking that maybe we could "Finish the Fight' of our foremothers and leave a world worthy of it's children.

Opening the door of your "Cyber-salon" to all, has been a true gift. Almost everyday you have given us your TIME!

Happy Birthday, Irene. Thanks for educating me in regard to all the women of achievement over the centuries. Somehow I never realized that there were so many until you began disseminating all the facts of their accomplishments. Your unique contribution makes you a true Woman of Achievement!