Rosa Parks visited Mesa College in 1994, site of an offshoot branch of the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development.
Rosa Parks and Corretta Scott King
I have seen Mrs King on TV several times. She and Mrs Parks are two ladies who are great examples of what a true lady should be. I wish that the young people of today would look to people like Mrs King and Mrs Parks and emulate their courage, their elegance, their gentleness and use these people as examples to follow.

The Following Newspaper Article comes from CNN
(CNN) -- Rosa Parks was remembered Tuesday as the mother of the civil rights movement, a powerful but quiet voice for equality and as a humble woman who did not seek the limelight. Parks died Monday night in Detroit, Michigan, friends told CNN. ... Rosa Parks was a legend with a quiet manner
I admire Mrs Parks for her courage in a time when the colored people of this country were treated so poorly. She is a person to be admired. The country will be a lonlier place without her.