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Improvisario: Playwright, poet, singer; traditional gospel and spiritual acappella vocalist. My passion is writing, producing, storytelling, directing and performing musical drama of American Black History on stage. I love to influence racial harmony and communication.
"CHRIST IS THE CENTER OF MY LIFE"
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Background
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Since 1958 Louisa began to live visual and literary art interpretation. Her Mother told her the stories of her slave ancestory. She won numerous awards for her performances, including Army World Wide Best of Show Performing Arts while serving in the Army until 1984. She also won an Irwin Berlin Award Trophy recognition and other awards too numerous to mention. Her favorite honor was the opportunity to sing Nat King Cole's, "The Christmas Song" with Lou Rawls in Concert in Korea, December 1983. He labeled her a performers performer.
She shares her gifts with her church, and other local churches, community organizations; schools in the midlands of SC. She is a life member of Disabled American Veteran (DAV) Association. She is now the Chaplain of Chapter 28. She is a member of National Association of Letter Carriers Union 233 with 25 year retirement honor pin.
Louisa is charismatic, inspiring and enjoys speaking and seminar leadership on Human Self Development. She is an accomplished public speaker who calls herself, "Motivation by Louisa". She is a South Carolina Legacy as noted in the 1980 - 2010 Leadership Vision Service Awards Book. "Living the Legacy" Celebration. "Challenges and Accomplishments"
She writes mostly about her life experiences, past and present. It is her testimony She also loves to laugh. She says God was showing off when He created her, so it makes no sense to let creativity go to waste. "Give God your very best."
Philosophy: Bloom where you are planted and share the wealth of a smile.
Matthew 6:1-34 The Holy Bible
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Birth Place
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Blythewood, SC USA
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Accomplishments
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Favor of God our Father;
many military and civilian community service awards.
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Additional Information
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Participating active member of The Potters Christian Life Center, active member and Published with The Columbia Writers Alliance: POTPOURRI: A Collection of Literary Works (pg 67)
www.colawriters.com. Past member of the City Of Columbia, SC, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Committee. Life Member of Disabled American Veterans, Chapter #28, National Association of Letter Carriers Union #224, Past Secretary of Pinehurst Community, Columbia, SC. Receipient of the National Council of Negro Womens, Columbia Section, 28th Living the Legacy Award, January 21,2007: Commemorating Dr Martin Luther King, Jr and Dr Mary McLeod Bethune, representing Outstanding South Carolinians. Certificate of Appreciation from Outreach Ministries, Camden First United Methodist Church and The Price House in the City of Camden, SC. Mann Simon Cottage perfomances (including the first year celebration while in the Army on active duty. Presentations of Black History in North Main Street And #1 Summit Richland County Library. Highest Military award: Meritorious Service Medal. Last Graduating Class of Womans Army Corp, Anniston, Alabama.
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Contact Information
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Favorite Links
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www.colawriters.com
My play "Heritage of America", has been performed over 30 time in America and overseas for civilian and military audiences. The theme is a musical historical narrative of Black America.
God allowed me to keep my voice after a surgical procedure, therefore, since I do not work I use my voice to praise God.
I Currently minister as "Motivation by Louisa", to audiences in the Midlands of South Carolina.
www.authorsden.com
Hope to encourage young people too look toward the higher prize. God is always watching to see His Face in you. God has placed a great work in you
for His Kingdom.
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