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Some artistic endeavors are a true labor of love. For Petra “Pete” Tortorelli-Flynn, HD, Santa Barbara, California, one project took seven years to complete before she gifted it to her…
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Ever since I can remember, I wanted to be a nurse and I have loved every minute of my nursing career. I excelled in anatomy and health classes in school…
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Chapter BF, Chandler, Arizona, has cultivated personal relationships with Navajo, or Diné (Diné is the tribe’s preferred name), women living on the Reservation in Chinle, Arizona. They have recommended one…
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“The Invictus Games taught me that it’s OK not to be OK,” shared Jacquelyn (Jacqui) Marty in a recent interview. Jacqui’s story stands out, not just because of her military…
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In the summer of 2023, a good friend of mine told me about P.E.O. and asked me if I would like to join an organization dedicated to encouraging women to…
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My dear friend and soul sister, Claudette Greene Apperson, M, Huntsville, Alabama, approached me about P.E.O. six months after my husband passed away in 2007. I was still a caregiver…
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AT A MEETING IN 1923, then three-year-old P.E.O. Chapter FL in Bellevue, Iowa, broached the idea of establishing a public library for their community of 1,660 citizens. A committee was…
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When was the last time you sent or received an honest-to-goodness handwritten letter? This method of communication is so intentional and requires time, care and effort to conduct. The discovery…
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Pat Johnson, AR, Pocahontas, Arkansas, remembers the day late last year when she received a phone call from Arkansas Senator John Boozman, who told her Receives Nationalshe had been nominated…
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