Theos-Talk Archives (April 2000 Message tt00044)

Dear Mr. Tenbroeck-----

Mr. Crosbie accepted diary entries found after Mr Judge's death in which 
Judge said of Katherine Tingley:------""she is true as steel,
as clear as diamond, and as lasting as time."

Mr. Crosbie acknowledged this in 1902:


ADDRESS (published May 1902) OF ROBERT CROSBIE AT A POINT LOMA CELEBRATION 
IN WHICH MRS TINGLEY IS AGAIN HIGHLY PRAISED

". . . we who have the privilege of assembling at this placeand taking part 
in this ceremony of sweet and grateful remembrance---know that the 
establishment of this great Center [by Mrs Tingley at Point Loma, Calfornia] 
is a realization of what William Q. Judge lived for, worked for, hoped for, 
and we cannot but feel deep in our hearts that he knows and rejoices with us 
today.

We feel that he knows of the self-sacrificing efforts made by the
faithful ones, and that those efforts have been called forth by HIS
CHOSEN SUCCESSOR [Mrs Tingley], of whom he said, "she is true as steel, as 
clear as diamond, and as lasting as time."

BY HER WORK has she [Mrs Tingley] shown to all men her fitness to
demonstrate the principles laid down by H.P. Blavatsky and W.Q. Judge, by 
making them pratical in the daily life of mankind.

Her [Mrs Tingley's] work and our work stand today as an offering of
gratitude and love to that noble soul and loving human heart, whom we
knew as W.Q. Judge."











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