“I am a cowgirl, but I can’t ride a horse. A cowgirl is tough, loving, and kind. She is a real woman. That is me, I’m tough, but I’m loving and kind, and I’ll give you the shirt off my back. I love to dance and it is how I exercise to take care of my heart and keep from getting stiff from the arthritis.”
“I come from a musical family that also enjoyed camping. My dad would bring his guitar, and my parents would sing by...
Lorraine: We met at a bar. It was country western night, and he looked like a fun guy—always had a big smile in the...
"I met with the staff that Sunday in June to tell them Heavenly Pies was closing. I had a storage space and was ready...
"I'm 92. I was born in 1934 in Montrose aided by a midwife who came over before dawn to assist. When we first...
Dr. Ann Pearson was born with peace into a middle-class family in Demopolis, Alabama. The youngest of two children,...
“I spent my time between Dauphin Island Parkway and downtown Mobile growing up. My parents sent me to Leinkauf...
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