Shirley Fontenot Chair

A framed photo of Shirley Fontenot and a Harry Potter sorting hat sitting on a simple wooden chair in a sunlit woods

To celebrate the life and memory of Shirley M. Fontenot, the Jung Society has created an honorary chair for Shirley in each of our study groups. What this means is that one person will be chosen by lot among all who have registered for a particular study group and will be refunded the amount paid.

Shirley was devoted to creating and facilitating study groups on many topics, including the Harry Potter books, sand play, and books by James Hollis. Her coffee table was always spread with mini-chocolate bars as defense against the presence of Dementors!

There will be a Shirley Fontenot Chair in both in-person and Zoom study groups, donated by the Jung Society. Thank you, Shirley!

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