Susan's Books and Gifts

Personal life stories from the Depression years of the 1930s to the present. Life experiences from the rural Midwest and small towns to metropolitan Chicago. Vocational endeavors that stretch the gambit from manual labor and service occupations to a PhD in Child Psychology.
The book captures the fortune of self-supported under-graduate schooling during times when scholarships and student loans were unknown. And family acceptance of poverty-level existence became an accepted exchange for advancing education. For this family, nothing less than divine intervention turned several impossible situations into possibilities, in both secular and church ventures.