Miss Weaver’s Leadership Legacy: Why Your Vote Matters
When I was a senior at Christiansburg High School in Virginia, one of the requirements of our curriculum was to complete a U.S. Government course. Our small public school had one government teacher for all the seniors, Miss Maggie Weaver. Miss Weaver was passionate...
Leadership, Community Building, and Trauma
Last month my family drove from Maryland to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and I felt the “tingles” I get when I look up at the gorgeous and majestic mountain range. I am going home! Hurricane Helene left my hometown in southwest Virginia temporarily without...
Resilience Starts With Me
After last week’s message about Resilience Habits, I received this wonderful reply from a reader. I was so grateful for the reminder that no matter how awful the situation, we all have the power to make it at least a little bit better! About those resilience...
Life, Legacy, and Everyday Leadership
My wonderful mother, Doris Abraham, passed away last week at age 95. The previous day, Mom had attended a meeting and taken on a volunteer job in her community. Mom was a force, a doer, a devoted wife, a mother of four, a mother-in-law to four, an adoring grandma, a...
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