 Michael Friedman - Contributor | Michael Friedman of Mockingbird Books Publishing Mike is an artist/illustrator, author of multiple books and owner of Mockingbird Books Publishing. He's also a veteran of the U.S. Army. He and his wife, Carolyn, live in California. Behind the scenes our much-appreciated Captain Mike is the key organizer in content editing, design and production of the book projects produced by the Legacy Archives Foundation. |
 Maria Jordan - Scribe/Contributor | Maria Jordan of marcoujor's musings Maria Jordan (marcoujor) is a nurse, journalist, poet, freelance editor, collegiate nursing instructor and author of several books. She’s a mommy to rescued doggies and a dedicated friend to those blessed with calling her that. She and her husband, Geoff, make their home in southeastern Pennsylvania. |
 Dane Turnbull - Scribe/Contributor | Dane Turnbull (formerly known by the pen name of Alastar Packer) of The Carolinian's Archives Often referred to as the History Master, by his fellow scribes, Dane is also an independent photo-journalist. A native of North Carolina, he's known to have a penchant for Carolinian and Appalachian folklore as well as being a popular writer on the subjects of U.S. Revolutionary and Civil War histories, as well as paranormal accounts. |
 Gail Sobotkin - Scribe/Contributor | Gail Sobotkin of Hubpages Gail Sobotkin spent 36 years in the Nursing profession, retiring in 2010. With the pen name of Happyboomernurse, Gail's exemplary writing and exquisite photography continues to educate, motivate and inspire audiences far and wide. Gail and her husband, Fred, live in Delaware and enjoy spending time in Hilton Head, SC. |
 Vicki Warner - Scribe/Contributor | Vicki Warner of Grief Can Heal Vicki Warner has a teaching background in early childhood education and a Master's Degree in Adult Education and shares her expertise on the importance of family in her coaching work and writings. Currently residing in British Columbia, Canada, Vicki coped with the sudden death of her beloved husband by forming a weekly bereavement support group. |
She has established a website Forum where she continues a similar form of support today.
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