Fergusons and Dotsons
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Heartfelt Family Messages
There is nothing like viewing videos of “heartfelt family messages.” They put a surge of gratitude in my heart and cause tears to trickle down the cheeks. The first photo is one of David Smith, husband of Mamie Smith. He served in the Korean War and had two (2) tours during the Vietnam War. Today,…
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Dinner at The Ledges
Dinner at “The Ledges” involves more than just dinner. It is scenery, million-dollar homes, the view, up and down, and. . . of course, food.
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MANAGING YOUR MONEY
Managing your money means having a sound financial plan. And . . . it means following that plan. Here are a few suggestions. . .
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STRETCHING YOUR MONEY
“Stretching Your Money” is where many people in America find themselves. Eight out of ten families live from paycheck to paycheck. The pandemic set people back! The whole country was on “shut-down.” Then . . . when things opened up, prices went “roof-top high!” That’s where we are today. Every dollar counts. This article will…
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LIFE THROWS CURVES
Life throws curves every day. How well we dodge them, depends on how strong our “mental legs” are. Let me say . . . this is not a video. It is a chord that gets you to jump out of you seat! Now that we have cleared that up . . . let’s get on…
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A SISTER WHO SOARS
Shirley Ann (Ferguson) Anderson is a sister who soars. She is the seventh child of Robert and Oneita. Why is she described as “a sister who soars?” Well . . .because after she and husband Willie retired, they keep the air waves “hot.” Traveling around the world is what they enjoy doing. If money, time…
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Billionaire Brings Music to Detroit
Billionaire Dan Gilbert and Grammy Winner Che Pope Unite It was heart-warming to read “billionaire brings music to Detroit!” Why? Because there has been a void in the music industry since Berry Gordy took Motown . . .to another town. We welcome the “move!” Come on in WRKSHP! That’s the name of the new label.…
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A LIFE LOST
A life lost is a future denied. This page is dedicated to someone unknown to me, but who represented a life lived, a person loved and a life cut short. Reflecting on this experience, I was forced to confront once again . . . man’s inhumanity to man. Every person matters . . . Weber…
