I come from Toledo, Ohio and retired in Florida in 1986.  Because of the anonymity that  a new location provided, found the courage to try new things.  Photography and community theater was a part of the first few years.  Always interested in writing, I bluffed my way into the newspaper world where I became a columnist and social writer.  Beyond that I felt the need to express a more introspective side of myself and began to write poetry and humor.  My latest genre is historical-novels.  I now have four books published

Acceptance into the National League of American Pen Women. Also a member of Southeastern Writers Association.

My most recent book is called "Finding Roses in The Clouds" It is a fact-based story of a civil war veteran and his daughter, Daisy Breaux, the Belle of New Orleans. It follows her flamboyant life of husbands, riches and all the doors that were opened to her. She lived from 1864 to 1949.

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