Brenda grew up in Greenville, TX during the 50's & 60's and lived only two blocks from the Famous Sign on their main street.  She had to walk pass the sign, going to and coming home from school.  Brenda went on to pursue her education and became a RN, JD.   After retirement and returning home, she decided to write this book to describe what it was like, being black and growing up in Greenville, TX. 

Brenda is best known for her medical and legal skill. She graduated from Central Texas College nursing program, as a registered nurse. She attended Baylor University, East Texas State University, University of Texas, Austin and University of Phoenix. She helped set up the first nursing program at Charles Drew Medical School. She worked as a public health nurse, for the Los Angeles County Health Department and served South Central, Watts, and all of the LA Communities. She served on numerous boards of directors and committees, and is an advocate for children and the elderly in the underprivileged communities.

Brenda is a graduate of Pacific West College of Law, where she obtained her Law Degree. She specialized in Medicare denials and claims. She worked with top Attorney's in California sharing her medical expertise. The highlight of her career was the first time she met Johnnie Cochran, his words of encouragement, then later, honoring him at his Tribute of Excellence Award Dinner.

Brenda broke many barriers and did her share of trailblazing. She now steps into the role of a Genealogist,Author, and Forensic Medical Legal Consultant.