Mary and her husband, Jim, live in Arkansas. They have two
married sons, five grandchildren, and have been foster parents.
Mary is a graduate of Louisiana State University.
An experienced speaker for large and small groups, Mary’s
messages touch the hearts of all ages. She is the author of Help for
Busy Moms: Purposeful Living to Simplify Life and My Heart's at
Home. She is the co-author of The Grand Connection: 365 Ways to
Connect with your Grandchild's Heart, There’s No Place Like
Home and FamilyLife's Resurrection Eggs® Activity Book and has
contributed to Tales from the South: Volume II.
Mary has written articles for publications such as The Family
Room, HomeLife, Discovery Years, Fresh Outlook, and Maumelle
Living. She has a blog for grandparents, The Grand Connection.
She is a past president of the Arkansas Pioneer Branch of the
National League of American Pen Women, former board member of
the Arkansas Writers' Conference, and a co-founder of the
American Christian Writers chapter at FamilyLife.
married sons, five grandchildren, and have been foster parents.
Mary is a graduate of Louisiana State University.
An experienced speaker for large and small groups, Mary’s
messages touch the hearts of all ages. She is the author of Help for
Busy Moms: Purposeful Living to Simplify Life and My Heart's at
Home. She is the co-author of The Grand Connection: 365 Ways to
Connect with your Grandchild's Heart, There’s No Place Like
Home and FamilyLife's Resurrection Eggs® Activity Book and has
contributed to Tales from the South: Volume II.
Mary has written articles for publications such as The Family
Room, HomeLife, Discovery Years, Fresh Outlook, and Maumelle
Living. She has a blog for grandparents, The Grand Connection.
She is a past president of the Arkansas Pioneer Branch of the
National League of American Pen Women, former board member of
the Arkansas Writers' Conference, and a co-founder of the
American Christian Writers chapter at FamilyLife.
| Little drops of water Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean And the pleasant land. Thus the little minutes Humble though they be, Make the mighty ages Of eternity. —Julie A. Fletcher |
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