Thursday, May 23, 2019

Meet Chris Clontz

Meet Chris Clontz, Cyber Security Specialist,  United States Air Force.   Chris is a mentor for the "Good Grief Camp" that TAPS, Tragedy Assistance Program For Survivors leads, to explore grief and embrace healing for military children.  Chris has devoted years to mentoring children for TAPS and to making a positive impact on their lives.  I am looking forward to seeing Chris at the  25th Annual TAPS National Military Survivor Seminar and Good Grief Camp, May 24-27, 2019.  ** "Remember the Love. **  Celebrate the Life. **  Share the Journey.

Sunday, April 28, 2019

"The Heart Of A Volunteer" April...The Month of the Volunteer


Sister's Terry Martin and Margarita Castaneda, Congregation of Notre Dame, Montreal, Canada have impacted people of all faiths through their many years of dedicated work with both children and adults.  Their devotion to community service has been far reaching.  Teaching people to read and write, facilitating sewing classes county wide, and orchestrating cooking classes and community gardening projects have been just a few of the many remarkable ways that Sister's Terry and Margarita have impacted the lives of so many.   

Sunday, April 14, 2019

Meeting "Chesty" the mascot at Quantico, VA Book Signing

One of the many treats while sharing and book signing at The U.S. Marine Base,  Quantico,  Virginia is spending some time with "Chesty."  Very handsome "Chesty" is the mascot for "The Few and the Proud U.S. Marine Corps."

Meeting Brianna Sanborn at Quantico, VA Book Signing

Brianna Sanborn, a sophomore attending Gateway High School in Kissimmee, Florida is returning to Osceola School District with copies of my books.  I am grateful that my books will be shared with Brianna's community of learners.  Brianna and 43 members of the Gateway High School Drill Team are competing this weekend with high school drill teams at Quantico, Virginia.

Sunday, March 31, 2019

April, National Volunteer Month

"There's nothing stronger than the heart of a volunteer." - Lieutenant Colonel Jimmy Doolittle

April first became National Volunteer Month as part of President George H. W. Bush's 1000 "Points of Light" campaign in 1991.  Volunteerism is a service to a cause, a passion, and a devotion to making a difference in someone's life.

Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Meet Some of My Favorite People

Residents and Friends of The Armed Forces Retirement Home and Storytellers For My Next Book.