Kristen Loree Norton, Legacy Scribe and her husband, Jeremy Kristen Loree Norton has been passionate in her support of military veterans and their families for most of her life. Her parents, Sergeant First Class Lloyd Loree, U.S. Army (Retired) and Mrs. Idalia Loree, raised their children in the U.S. and abroad, depending on their duty stations.
Kristen is a mortician (funeral director and embalmer), and has spent several years working in the funeral service industry as well as being a passionate political activist within the Campaign for Liberty. Her husband is career veteran, Senior Staff Sergeant Jeremy Norton, U.S. Army, author of the Baghdad Chronicles.
Kristen is a mortician (funeral director and embalmer), and has spent several years working in the funeral service industry as well as being a passionate political activist within the Campaign for Liberty. Her husband is career veteran, Senior Staff Sergeant Jeremy Norton, U.S. Army, author of the Baghdad Chronicles.
Laura Rogers, Legacy Scribe Laura Rogers earned her Master’s degree in the Counseling & Psychological Services program at the University of St. Mary’s in Minneapolis, MN.
In the 1990’s, Laura worked in the mental health field as a supervisor at a non-profit, short term counseling clinic. She later moved to work at a family center as a parenting group education coordinator. But, Laura found her niche when she began teaching classes on violence and anger, eventually bringing the curriculum and teaching it within her own community. Added to all this, Laura also earned a teaching certification for grades K-12 and taught as a substitute teacher at Catholic elementary schools as well as teaching preschoolers in both typical and special needs classrooms.
She is a mother of two teenage children and the survivor of an abusive marriage which she ended in 2002. Subsequently, she has written curriculums for her own training programs on Family Violence and Perpetration. Since then, Laura has been passionate in her mission to educate women, strengthening their self-esteem and helping them to recognize and make use of the options available to them to escape and recover from abusive situations.
As well as being a writer and educator, for the past eleven years Laura has served as the Director of Volunteers at a senior living campus in Minneapolis, MN. Her motto is: Volunteers make the world go round.
Please visit her website, “Stoopin’ It” In the Suburbs, where she writes all sorts of fascinating content from poetry, family fun and recipes, to supernatural events and what’s going on in her own community. She’s also writes for HubPages under the pen name of Healing Touch.
One last cool something about Laura is that she lives in a home designed like a tree house, giving her the ability to see the tops of the trees from the top floor of her home. She lives there with her two children and her twin sister, Linda Rogers, who is also a Legacy Scribe.
In the 1990’s, Laura worked in the mental health field as a supervisor at a non-profit, short term counseling clinic. She later moved to work at a family center as a parenting group education coordinator. But, Laura found her niche when she began teaching classes on violence and anger, eventually bringing the curriculum and teaching it within her own community. Added to all this, Laura also earned a teaching certification for grades K-12 and taught as a substitute teacher at Catholic elementary schools as well as teaching preschoolers in both typical and special needs classrooms.
She is a mother of two teenage children and the survivor of an abusive marriage which she ended in 2002. Subsequently, she has written curriculums for her own training programs on Family Violence and Perpetration. Since then, Laura has been passionate in her mission to educate women, strengthening their self-esteem and helping them to recognize and make use of the options available to them to escape and recover from abusive situations.
As well as being a writer and educator, for the past eleven years Laura has served as the Director of Volunteers at a senior living campus in Minneapolis, MN. Her motto is: Volunteers make the world go round.
Please visit her website, “Stoopin’ It” In the Suburbs, where she writes all sorts of fascinating content from poetry, family fun and recipes, to supernatural events and what’s going on in her own community. She’s also writes for HubPages under the pen name of Healing Touch.
One last cool something about Laura is that she lives in a home designed like a tree house, giving her the ability to see the tops of the trees from the top floor of her home. She lives there with her two children and her twin sister, Linda Rogers, who is also a Legacy Scribe.
Linda Rogers, Legacy Scribe Linda Rogers has a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and enjoys writing poetry, fiction, non-fiction, mental health articles and stories about paranormal and supernatural events. She has a strong psychic connection with her identical twin and in her blog, Twin-Cess Diaries, brings readers into the fascinating world of what it’s like growing up with a twin.
Fans can also find her on HubPages under the pen name, Minnetonka Twin. Linda resides in Minnetonka, Minnesota with her twin sister, Laura, and Laura’s teenage children, Jacob and Ellie, along with two rescued labs, Joey and Spooky.
Fans can also find her on HubPages under the pen name, Minnetonka Twin. Linda resides in Minnetonka, Minnesota with her twin sister, Laura, and Laura’s teenage children, Jacob and Ellie, along with two rescued labs, Joey and Spooky.
Martie Coetser, Legacy Scribe Martie Coetser is a bookkeeper by day, hailing from Klerksdorp, South Africa. But after-hours, her love and passion for creative expression takes over and is shown in her accomplishments as a freelance writer, with 83 short stories published in magazines, award winning plays and puppet shows in her repertoire. Martie has also developed a correspondence course for short story writers, having recently translated it from Afrikaans to English due to increased demand.
Martie loves her children and grandchildren, regarding them as the most important people in her life. To read more of her fascinating writing, check out her website called Martie's Foyer.
Martie loves her children and grandchildren, regarding them as the most important people in her life. To read more of her fascinating writing, check out her website called Martie's Foyer.
Maxine Sexton Rogers, Legacy Contributor Maxine Sexton Rogers is a retired nurse residing with her husband Lester, in Menifee County, Kentucky.
A native Kentuckian, she is a mother and grandmother who grew up in a Christian family of blended-heritage, Bluegrass-farmers (Native American and European) and scholars, who were (and are still) adept in many things including raising horses, cattle and tobacco as well as (at least, once upon a time) expertly processing their own shine.
Maxine’s father, Couge Sexton, was born in the late 1800s and was a WWI veteran, serving in the U.S. Army. He was 54 years old when Maxine was born. She is the youngest of 16 children.
A native Kentuckian, she is a mother and grandmother who grew up in a Christian family of blended-heritage, Bluegrass-farmers (Native American and European) and scholars, who were (and are still) adept in many things including raising horses, cattle and tobacco as well as (at least, once upon a time) expertly processing their own shine.
Maxine’s father, Couge Sexton, was born in the late 1800s and was a WWI veteran, serving in the U.S. Army. He was 54 years old when Maxine was born. She is the youngest of 16 children.
RSS Feed