"A Woman Named Mary Frances"
(The Story of Mary Frances Grogan Mahan )
Forty-six years after the end of legalized slavery, in the town of Marietta, Georgia, Mary Frances Grogan was born. She lived to be 106 and though we weren’t related, I considered her my “Aunt.”
Who was Mary Frances? She was life, in all its wondrous, determined, set-back, move-forward, fall-back, push-ahead, keep-going, keep believing, keep-the-faith, trust-in-God splendor and I’ve been blessed to write a book about her life.
From the moment I met her, I knew Aunt Frances was a special woman. Writing this book showed me just how much…
A private project, her family has given permission to make a limited number of books available to the public. I invite you to read about this amazing person who touched lives everywhere she went and who’s faith in God never wavered…
This was a limited edition book.
There are currently no more copies available but more will be printed in the near future.
Who was Mary Frances? She was life, in all its wondrous, determined, set-back, move-forward, fall-back, push-ahead, keep-going, keep believing, keep-the-faith, trust-in-God splendor and I’ve been blessed to write a book about her life.
From the moment I met her, I knew Aunt Frances was a special woman. Writing this book showed me just how much…
A private project, her family has given permission to make a limited number of books available to the public. I invite you to read about this amazing person who touched lives everywhere she went and who’s faith in God never wavered…
This was a limited edition book.
There are currently no more copies available but more will be printed in the near future.