I am an African-American male who comes from a working class family. I graduated from high school, attended some college, and then trained as a chef. I worked my way across the country but then decided

“If I can do it, you can do it!” This was Marian Brickner’s response when she was asked what message she wanted to give to people just before she headed to France to fulfill her dream. This 77-year-old

Submitted by Kathy Blair This is my story. Even though I have multiple health problems, I was able to accomplish something in my life. I couldn’t afford to hire someone to do my bathroom, so I had

Submitted by Robert Springer As far back as I can remember my father would, on occasion, have episodes where we were told he was just not feeling too well. At those times we kids stayed quiet and left

Submitted by Terry Smith In the summer of 1999, I bought a horse named Sunny. She was an American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) mare whom I purchased and owned for fifteen years. She was my best