Let's Talk about Me

About this book

This 320 page remarkable autobiography includes interesting stories of the founding of her beloved Waycross and Ware County. It has details of her World War II navigator husband¿s capture and treatment as a prisoner of war in Germany after his B-17 bomber lost four of its five motors while bombing Germany.The author tells multiple funny incidents that happened as she was growing up; attended Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, and Emory University where she earned a Master¿s Degree in Spanish. This led t side trips to Mexico in 1945 and Cuba in 1947.It has stories about her courtship by several young men including her marriage to a farm boy;about sad events she overcame with developing a stronger Christian faith; and about many community services she tackled with amazing success, such as being a leader in bringing an art and history museum that moved a 348 foot long train over a bust state highway for .26 miles called Okefenokee Heritage Center (opened May 31, 1975) and Southern Forest World (opened 1981) on the amazing pine tree whose chemicals are found in over 52,000 by- products.Through the years, she visited over 36 countries including a round-the-world trip. She served as pr…