
Jean Spencer, born and raised on the farmlands of Des Moines, Iowa, recently moved to Winston-Salem after the passing of her husband. She talks with her daughter, Rosemary Van Schooten, and shares wonderful memories of her life on the farm.
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Jean Spencer, born and raised on the farmlands of Des Moines, Iowa, recently moved to Winston-Salem after the passing of her husband. She talks with her daughter, Rosemary Van Schooten, and shares wonderful memories of her life on the farm.

Bonnie Paschal and her sister, Maxine Dowell, reminisce about their days at The Children’s Home. Due to an unstable home-life, Bonnie, Maxine, and their four siblings were placed there in 1946. They share memories of their arrival, some mischievous activities, and the impact that leaving the home had on their lives.
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Alexander Marshall talks with his Grandmother, Mary Marshall. Mary, having survived Polio as a child, is a great source of inspiration to all those around her.
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Meredith Robbins, a student at Brunson Elementary School, talks with Anna Rice. Anna’s daughter, Sally, was born with Down Syndrome. The support her family received while Sally was in the hospital inspired Anna to found Sally’s Angels, a non-profit organization serving families with critically and chronically ill children.
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An immigrant of Mexican origin and parishioner at El Buen Pastor Church talks about her experience crossing the border with her children.
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