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In Memoriam
Dr. Denning was born in Woodstock, ILL, and moved with her family to Riverside in 1923. She was active at the First United Methodist Church as a member of the Christian education board and directed 77 church dramas. She received a bachelor’s degree from UC Riverside, a master’s degree in psychology from Claremont College and University of Redlands and doctorates in clinical psychology from International College in Los Angeles and in metaphysics from the Institute of Metaphysics in Los Angeles. Dr. Denning has traveled around the world teaching and lecturing. She appeared on numerous TV and radio shows, including Oprah Winfrey, Phil Donahue, and Tom Snyder. For thirty-seven years she had a full-time career as a Past-Life Regression Therapist. After she retired from active work with the Parapsychological Association and IARRT, she wrote three books, including her autobiography. In 1971 Dr. Denning founded the Parapsychological Association of Riverside in Riverside, California. She served as executive director. She was the primary founding member of the Association for Past Life Research and Therapies in 1980, which is now the International Association of Regression Research and Therapies, Inc. Dr. Denning is survived by granddaughters, Tamara Fisher, Leslie Anne Stormon, and grandsons, Craig Stormon, Clyde and Duane Denning; great grandchildren—Danielle Edora and Jennifer Denning; a foster son, Edwin Russ; nieces, Linda Parker, Terri Taber and Mairlynn Felton, sister-in-law, Helen Denning; cousins, Jane Campbell and Kay Donason. Her husband died in 1980.
Winafred B. Lucas, PhD died of natural causes on December 25, 2006. http://www.drwinafredlucas.com/ She is survived by her daughter, Afton Blake, son, Blake Lucas and other family members.Winafred was a charter member of IARRT since 10/26/80. Dr. Lucas dedicated much of her life's energies to holistic healing in private practice, teaching, lecturing and her many books. Her most important works are used worldwide--Regression Therapy: A Handbook for Professionals Volume I and Volume II Special Instances of Altered State Work. Donations in her memory may be made to IARRT, the association to which she devoted so much of her life's energies, Green Peace or the Sierra Club in acknowledgement of their contribution to halting global warming. For further information contact her daughter, Afton Blake at 323.225.8741.draftonblake@hotmail.comor her son Blake Lucas at 323.467.5694
Our dear friend and colleague Sunny Satin transitioned December 1, 2006, suddenly of a heart attack while teaching a Spirit Releasement workshop in India. He is survived by his wife, Ann, two adult daughters and other relatives. Dr. Sunny Satin has studied the cultures of the world, and learned secrets from a number of very advanced spiritual persons in various countries, while going around the world more than eighty (80) times. Dr. Sunny Satin is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Past Life Regression Therapist, a Life-between-lives Therapist, a Crystal Therapist, and Bio-Energetics healer, with a practice and school in Southern California, and a clinic in New Delhi, India. Dr. Sunny Satin teaches and speaks on hypnosis, hypnotherapy, past life therapy, energy and crystal healing, and Life-between-Lives regression in USA, Europe, Asia and South America. He has set up the first and only School of Hypnotherapy in India. Dr. Sunny Satin has a Masters degree in Chemical Engineering, an MBA in Quantitative Management, and a Ph.D. in Transpersonal Psychology. Memberships Included:
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IARRT founder and Past President, Hazel M. Denning died of natural causes, January 6, 2006 in Riverside, CA at the age of 98.
Marjorie L. Montgomery, former APART, (IARRT) Secretary, Office Manager from 1980 to 1992, Executive Director from 1993 through February 1997, passed on March 11, 2007 after a courageous battle with cancer. Marjorie was born September 29, 1933 in Riverside, CA. Riverside was a part of who she was and her love of the Riverside Community was important to her. She became part of a Riverside legacy with roots going back to the settlement of Riverside. Her great grandfather, H.K. Small was a personal friend of Mr. Miller, found of the Mission Inn. Her parents, Waldo and Lorraine Small were both natives of Riverside.