I am a renaissance woman. I wrote an historical novel, Greensleeves, about the renaissance in the 1500's in Ireland and Scotland. Trained as a classical musician, I play and teach piano, violin, viola, guitar, ukulele and compose music for video documentaries such as Rewilding Kernwood. I perform Celtic, country and western, spiritual, jazz, and bluegrass music, and produce community service events.
I studied history and constitutional law at Princeton University, Class of 1976. I have been reading the Urantia Book since 1986.
My husband Arthur Sappington (natural resources generalist, watershed manager--see his profile on www.snakerivermusicgardens.org) ) and I now focus our time and energy into serving Snake River Music Gardens, a tax-exempt public charity we founded in 2021, www.snakerivermusicgardens.org. We foster food forests both here in the Snake River watershed and in Uganda, where we see the food forest movement as a way for the people of Uganda to avert famine and achieve food self-reliance. Our co-ordination with director Waiswa John Billy and agriculturist Joseph Mulopi of Youth in Act - Uganda makes possible the Food Forest Certification Program. We have adopted the 35 orphans of His Grace Children's Home as our own grandchildren, and we love Waiswa John Billy as a son.
Very great and powerful message, we pray