I was in Nashville and stopped by St Cecelia Convernt

This is not a good post. I was in Nashville Friday with my dad. He wanted to see one of my school teachers. We went to St Cecelia's Convent. Regrettably Sister Inez passed away 1 year ago (June 7, 2006). I did stop by and saw her grave that is located on the convent grounds. r Inez had a profound influence on my growth as a person.

I located her obituary and thought I would post it:

From the Tennessean
Sister Inez CABANISS

June 7, 2006
Davidson
CABANISS, Sister Inez: A member of the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation in Nashville for 62 years, died June 7, 2006 in the convent infirmary after a brief illness. A native of Dallas, TX, Sister Inez was the daughter of the late Walter and Inez Eaton Cabaniss, both of Dallas. During the 56 years she was active in Catholic education, Sister Inez held numerous teaching and administrative positions in schools in the Dioceses of Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville, as well as in Cincinnati and Cleveland, OH. From 1986-1989, she served as President of Aquinas College in Nashville. Since her retirement from active teaching in 2000, she had resided at St. Cecilia Mother-house. Sister Inez is survived by four brothers, Mr. Charles Cabiniss of Dallas, TX, Mr. Harry Cabaniss of Rogers, AR, Mr. Robert Cabaniss of Waxahachie, TX, Mr. Samuel Cabiniss of Flirt, TX and by a sister, Mrs. Juanita (Gene) Shields of Waco, TX; and by several devoted nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents and by her brother, Lt. Mark Cabaniss and her sisters, Mrs. Marie Raines and Mrs. Anne Pridham. The Funeral Mass will be Saturday, June 10, 2006 at 4 p.m., in the St. Cecilia Convent Chapel. Burial will follow at the convent cemetery.