I am a mere storyteller who loves to brag on God. To tell of His wonders.

To recount my many altars of faith that punctuate miraculous events.

Many of which defy human odds.

This is all about God in me.

A brief recap of my journey thus far:

• Launching from the prairie dog land of Arizona, I landed in the City of Angels – which did not seem too angelic to me. I built a career there evolving as an entrepreneurial businesswoman in the film and television industry, which was my ride for 45 years.

• In my late 20s, I walked that sunlit aisle into marriage. Three, then five years later, our two sons joined our clan, where variegated chapters unfolded, and loads of photo albums ensued. It is a gift we cannot see too far into the future – where intersections of pain and heartache await us. Otherwise, I’d have seen me becoming saddled with the widow title much too young when my husband fell onto the sword of cancer.

• A Woman’s Faith Forum embraced me – seeing something in me I could not see. My voice. These dear women fostered me, then gave me a platform for speaking and talks, allowing me to share my heart and my stories.

• Then along came God’s grace, opening my heart for a “Take Two” marriage and its waterfall of happiness. Who knew?

• My “To Do” list is endless; however, learning to play the accordion is sandwiched amongst the items. Yes, I actually own one. Stay tuned.

• My hamlet is in Virginia – a home I refer to as, “Our sanctuary situated in the cathedral of trees.” This is where our two hound dogs will periodically allow my husband and me to use our sofa.

I exist because of God’s grace, and I consider it a sacred honor to recount various chapters of my life journey. To spotlight a God of hope amid hopelessness and to take these moments to remember His Goodness & Kindness. For they follow me all of my days and always have my back. (Psalm 23) I share the backstory of my scars, now worn as badges of honor, to remind those stuck in that Land of Great Sorrow & Sadness to never, ever give up hope in Jesus.

The darker the night, the more glorious the breakthrough of dawn!