Box 2

Judy's brother and sister-in-law

Judy's brother, Phillip Cunningham, was incarcerated but released briefly in 1989 and lived with their father in Vineland, New Jersey. William Cunningham was attempting to reestablish a relationship with Judy after having abruptly left his wife.

Judy's brother and sister-in-law. Their children were home-schooled by Michael while Andrew was in prison, implicated in a Ponzi scheme.

From Jane, Quaker Peace Centre, Cape Town, South Africa, to Judy who was in working in a Kenya Workcamp.

Jane Swart, staff of the Quaker Peace Center

From Jane Swart, Cape Town. With photocopies of letters from Judy in Philadelphia on her return to the United States. Judy hoped to visit South Africa in August, but the trip did not work out. Judy was involved with Sandy Williams and her children.

From Jane working in South Africa, Quaker Peace Centre. Includes photocopies of letters from Judy to Jane as she contemplated marriage, but didn't want to leave her work in Philadelphia. In March 1989 she and Michael visited North Carolina (Michael's home state), and Judy wrote that she couldn't imagine living in an area that had no African-Americans.

Jane resigned from Peace Centre. Judy Cunningham married Michael Van Hoy in June 1990, and on Jan. 18, 1992, Jane married Simon Mglamelo, a black South African graduate student. Jane's letters mentioned protests and violence in South Africa. The Quaker church membeship had dwindled, and she joined a charismatic, evangelical congregation in 1993.

A letter from Jane in August 1994 she referenced that Judy Van Hoy had resigned from Green Street Monthly Meeting in disagreement with the committee who sat on school. In 1996 Jane and Simon were living in Umtata, and Jane had a baby boy. A returned Christmas card 2001 from Judy mentioned the foster child, Romanze, she and Michael were raising. Jane Mglamelo worked as educator and freelance editor.