From the Boston Globe - Sunday, October 17, 2010 Dr. Mildred Jefferson, the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School and a...

From the Boston Herald – Sunday, October 17, 2010 M ildred Jefferson, the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School and...

I met Dr. Jefferson when I was a young mother, when I became one of her drivers. The hours that I spent with her will be among the most t...

I remember well that in the early 70's Dr. Jefferson came to our Parish and spoke about LIFE.  She was amazing!  No notes - just speak...

I am sure that Dr. Jefferson got a warm welcome from all those babies she fought so hard to save on earth.  I'm asking her to intercede...

Dr. Jefferson was an indefatigable defender of Life and an inspiration to generations. I remember well her visit to my college campus 20 y...

> In addition to being one of the most brilliant women in the > world, she was warm, friendly and loved life.  I'm > sure Heave...

Well done, good and faithful servant! Evelyn

Boston, October 19, 2010--Dr. Mildred F. Jefferson was an eloquent witness of the culture of life and her tireless advocacy for the protec...

I feel very sorry that Mildred died alone. I'd also like to say that she will be remembered for her inspiring eloquence in speaking on...

Dr. Jefferson was an eloquent speaker and a true champion of the unborn. Her tireless work will always be remembered. Her work is done. Ma...

It was a remarkable moment: a flood of wonderful memories, competing with shock and astonishment. My wife and I were driving...

My wife, LaRee, and I first met Dr. Mildred Jefferson in 2001 in Charlotte, North Carolina where I was delivering a keynote address to the...

I really loved her and want to save the quotation. Sincerely,  Norma Raftery

It is with tremendous sadness that I must share with you news of the death of at-large director and former NRLC president Mildred F. Jeffers...

Mildred Fay Jefferson, M.D., past board member of American Life League, past president of the National Right to Life Committee, The Right to...

I met Mildred in 1976.  I considered her a personal friend.  I will miss her smiling face.   I will miss her Mildred hugs.    Ernie Oh...

Latest email online at http://dtf-jayg.blogspot.com/2010/10/pro-life-email-9232010.html Oct 19 Tue, 7-9PM Empower MA Poll Watcher Trainin...

The last time I saw Dr. Jefferson was here at the MCFL Open House on September 10th.  She was telling me a story and mentioned a man's n...

Dr. Mildred Jefferson was a uniquely brilliant and eloquent spokesperson for the right to life of every human being, and she was and will co...

I am so sorry to hear of the death of Dr. Mildred Jefferson. She was a true servant of God, a beautiful woman who spent all of her time ti...

Jack and I came to know Dr. Jefferson as members of the N. Adams Chapter.  If anything happened where we needed her to be there, she alwa...

Friends and family of Mildred Jefferson:   I'm sure Our Lord and Our Lady were waiting at the Gate of Heaven to welcome this noble, m...

"I am not willing to stand aside and allow the concept of expendable human lives to turn this great land of ours into just another ex...

Dr. Jefferson was an amazing individual. She, indeed, impacted many lives, born and unborn. Her toughness and endurance as well as her moral...