We remember with love and appreciation, Renée Cauller, Bucks County Foodshed Alliance’s dedicated administrator from 2015-2021.
Her memorial states:
“Renée Elizabeth Cauller of Doylestown PA, passed away Sunday, November 16 at the age of 32. Her light will forever live in our hearts. A 2011 graduate of Central Bucks West High School, Renée went on to attend Temple University, studying English. She graduated with honors in 2015. Known for her creativity, Renée was a gifted writer and artist. She put her writing skills to work for a variety of clients, including the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, Launch, and local publications, all while self-publishing three books of poetry.”
We, BCFA, were so grateful to be the recipient of Renée’s talents from 2015-2021, when she left us to further pursue her writing career despite her declining health. Renee was a driving force for us as our Administrator. After only a few months with us, she had us working more efficiently and effectively as a Board and organization. Renée maintained our website, wrote engaging and informative articles for our newsletter, communicated with our members, and did so much more. She helped initiate our Foodshed 5K Fundraiser and organized so many of its moving parts with skill and grace.
Renée was always helpful, responsive, kind and gracious. Her smile was infectious. She will be greatly missed. As an organization and as individuals, we observed the challenges and suffering Mast Cell Disease/Dysautonomia caused Renée and her family. Our Board Members who knew and appreciated her are personally donating to Dysautonomia International in her memory.
Thank you for the beautiful remembrance of Renee. She loved the time she spent working for, and with BCFA, and all the organization’s committed members. I especially remember the 5K Fundraiser events at Delaware Valley College and the extra work Renee and other board members put in to make it a yearly success. I know Renee would be humbled and honored to know that you made a donation to Dysautonomia International in her name. Thank you so much! She was a beautiful young lady is so many ways, and we miss her more than words can express.
–Stephen Cauller (dad)