Blv. Windy presiding as First Elder Year 16 Aq.
Blv. Windy Lajoie
July 16, '47 Pi. - August 1, 18 Aq.
Her Excellency Rt. Rev. Windy Lajoie, Ap CCE, was a First Elder of the Correllian Tradition, serving in this capacity from New Year's Day 16 Aq. through her passing on Lammas, 18 Aq.
Blv. Lady Windy was deeply loved by friends, students, and all who knew her, and will be deeply missed. Arch Priestess Windy was a wonderful friend, a dedicated Mentor, a conscientious and caring Spiritual Leader, and an important part of the lives of thousands of people, Correllian and non-Correllian alike.
Blv. Lady Windy was born Windy Noonan on July 16, 1947 AD (1547 Pi.). She and her husband Johnathan Lajoie were married for forty-five years. They had three sons; Dalton Lajoie (and wife Robin); Christopher Lajoie (and wife Virginia Bailey); Jeremy Lajoie (and wife Melissa of Sutton).
"I am so very thankful for the alone time Anastasia, Chad and I got to spend with Lady Windy Lajoie before Lustration. We laughed a lot and told stories while stuffing the herbs and crystals into the bags for Lustration. Lady Windy touched the lives of so many. She was loved beyond words and will be greatly missed as our Elder, but lovingly received as an Ancestor. May her transition be joyful and peaceful. So Mote it Be!!!!" – Rt. Rev Lori Blackman
July 16, '47 Pi. - August 1, 18 Aq.
Her Excellency Rt. Rev. Windy Lajoie, Ap CCE, was a First Elder of the Correllian Tradition, serving in this capacity from New Year's Day 16 Aq. through her passing on Lammas, 18 Aq.
Blv. Lady Windy was deeply loved by friends, students, and all who knew her, and will be deeply missed. Arch Priestess Windy was a wonderful friend, a dedicated Mentor, a conscientious and caring Spiritual Leader, and an important part of the lives of thousands of people, Correllian and non-Correllian alike.
Blv. Lady Windy was born Windy Noonan on July 16, 1947 AD (1547 Pi.). She and her husband Johnathan Lajoie were married for forty-five years. They had three sons; Dalton Lajoie (and wife Robin); Christopher Lajoie (and wife Virginia Bailey); Jeremy Lajoie (and wife Melissa of Sutton).
"I am so very thankful for the alone time Anastasia, Chad and I got to spend with Lady Windy Lajoie before Lustration. We laughed a lot and told stories while stuffing the herbs and crystals into the bags for Lustration. Lady Windy touched the lives of so many. She was loved beyond words and will be greatly missed as our Elder, but lovingly received as an Ancestor. May her transition be joyful and peaceful. So Mote it Be!!!!" – Rt. Rev Lori Blackman
Blv. Arch Priestess Windy Lajoie visits Under The Hill, the original seat of the Correllian Tradition, for the creation of a Crystal Web Master Access Point in Year 14 Aq.
Blv. Lady Windy achieved her Third Degree on September 2, 2005, one of the first Correllian High Priesthood trained using standardized materials.
Lady Windy was acclaimed an Arch Priestess and Elder of the Correllian Tradition on April 23, 2011.
On January 1, 2016 Arch Priestess Windy was acclaimed First Elder of the Correllian Tradition.
"Oh no, this is a terrible loss" - High Priestess Charlynn Walls
"Shocked and deeply saddened to hear that one of our Elders, Lady Windy Lajoie has passed on. She was an amazing person, an inspirational mentor and a pillar of the Correllian community. I didn't get a chance to meet her in person but I respected this selfless lady so much. Her dedication and commitment to the Tradition was phenomenal. May your transition to the Summerlands be peaceful and warm. Love and light always. Blessed Be!" – Arch Priestess Raene Packery
Lady Windy was acclaimed an Arch Priestess and Elder of the Correllian Tradition on April 23, 2011.
On January 1, 2016 Arch Priestess Windy was acclaimed First Elder of the Correllian Tradition.
"Oh no, this is a terrible loss" - High Priestess Charlynn Walls
"Shocked and deeply saddened to hear that one of our Elders, Lady Windy Lajoie has passed on. She was an amazing person, an inspirational mentor and a pillar of the Correllian community. I didn't get a chance to meet her in person but I respected this selfless lady so much. Her dedication and commitment to the Tradition was phenomenal. May your transition to the Summerlands be peaceful and warm. Love and light always. Blessed Be!" – Arch Priestess Raene Packery
Blv. Windy Lajoie as a young woman
In addition to being First Elder of the Correllian Tradition, Arch Priestess Windy also served as Dean of Mentors and Dean of Students at Witch School, the Seminary of the Correllian Tradition. Arch Priestess Windy was also the Head of the Correllian Membership Office, as well as the Shrine Keeper for the Shrine of the Hooded Crone, and Head of the Order of Web Weavers, Head of the Order of Recovering Correllians, and Head of the Order of the House of Survivors.
Blv. Lady Windy was also noted for possessing the largest private collection of artwork by Retired First Elder Lady Bitterwind.
"When I was a student at Witch School and later when I was a Mentor, Lady Windy was always there to answer any question I had. I have had the pleasure of serving as Co-Dean of Mentoring with her for some time now. She has always been gracious and helpful. I will miss her very much. It has been a blessing to know her." – High Priestess Vivian Dewey
"Lady Windy was my first degree mentor and I loved her do very much. Anytime we were in the same place she was my roommate. She gave me the honor of staying at the Temple of the Sacred Moon Garden for 2 days after our Lustration in San Antonio. Her heart was kind and full of love. I know she will always be with us... I love you so much Lady windy and somehow I know you will see this." – High Priestess Blv Karen Kelly
Blv. Lady Windy was also noted for possessing the largest private collection of artwork by Retired First Elder Lady Bitterwind.
"When I was a student at Witch School and later when I was a Mentor, Lady Windy was always there to answer any question I had. I have had the pleasure of serving as Co-Dean of Mentoring with her for some time now. She has always been gracious and helpful. I will miss her very much. It has been a blessing to know her." – High Priestess Vivian Dewey
"Lady Windy was my first degree mentor and I loved her do very much. Anytime we were in the same place she was my roommate. She gave me the honor of staying at the Temple of the Sacred Moon Garden for 2 days after our Lustration in San Antonio. Her heart was kind and full of love. I know she will always be with us... I love you so much Lady windy and somehow I know you will see this." – High Priestess Blv Karen Kelly
Blv. Windy Lajoie being presented with her Heraldic Banner by Arch Priestess Alyssa Maxon Kemp in 14 Aq. The Banner shows Arch Priestess Windy's vision symbol surrounded by the Witan collar, Elder's collar, and coronet
Blv. Windy passed into Spirit on Lammas of Year 18 Aq., after a battle with pneumonia. In respect for Blv. Windy the Tradition observed a six-month period of official mourning. This was the first time in twenty-nine years that a Correllian Elder had died or an official mourning period been observed. Blv. Windy received a formal Correllian funeral service for her family presided over by Arch Priestess Alyssa Maxon Kemp, as well as a larger Memorial service the following month.
Hail unto you Arch Priestess Windy, as you take your seat among the Beloved Ancestors. Though you are gone from us, yet you remain with us. May you be blessed by all hearts!
"I am sick and deeply shook by the passing of Lady Windy Lajoie. Although I did not know her well, she was such an inspiration and so helpful in every way. She was a pillar of our community and the cornerstone of our Tradition. She will be deeply missed. Blessings to you, Beloved Lady Windy." – High Priest Kyle Metzger
"I am saddened to hear of the passing of the wonderful, Rt. Rev Windy Lajoie. The Blv. Lady Windy worked tirelessly for the Tradition, was an amazing First Elder, mentor and friend. She will be sorely missed and never forgotten. Safe journey into the Summerland, Lady Windy 💕 Walk with the Ancestors." – High Priestess Kai Aiden
"Devastated to hear of the passing of the incomparable, irreplaceable and wonderful, Lady Windy Lajoie. She worked tirelessly for our beloved Tradition, was an amazing mentor and friend and had the biggest heart. She will be sorely missed and never forgotten. Walk with the Ancestors Lady Windy, until we meet again" - First Priestess Alyssa Maxon Kemp
Blv. Windy's lineage in the Correllian Tradition is thus:
Rev. Windy Lajoie is the initiate of Rev. Donald Lewis-Highcorrell, Rev. Donald Lewis-Highcorrell is the initiate of Rev. Krystel High-Correll, Rev. Krystel High-Correll is the initiate of Blv. LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell, Blv. LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell is the initiate of Blv. Mable High Correll, Blv. Mable High Correll is the initiate of Blv. Caroline High Correll who is the founder of the Correllian Tradition.
Though rarely used outside of the most formal situations, Blv. Windy's full titulary is:
Rev. Windy Lajoie is the initiate of Rev. Donald Lewis-Highcorrell, Rev. Donald Lewis-Highcorrell is the initiate of Rev. Krystel High-Correll, Rev. Krystel High-Correll is the initiate of Blv. LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell, Blv. LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell is the initiate of Blv. Mable High Correll, Blv. Mable High Correll is the initiate of Blv. Caroline High Correll who is the founder of the Correllian Tradition.
Though rarely used outside of the most formal situations, Blv. Windy's full titulary is:
Her Excellency the Right Reverend Windy Lajoie, First Elder of the Correllian Tradition, Arch Priestess and Elder, Princess of the Faith, Head of the Shrine of the Hooded Crone, Head of the Order of Web Weavers, the Order of the House of Survivors, and the Order of Recovering Correllians.