Lou Ellen Dyer was the wrong woman to mess with. Just ask her would-be robber. This 52-year-old grandmother who is more groovy chick than grammy broke all the rules in the book by refusing to hand over her purse. She decided she had worked too hard for her money to hand it over to a no-good lazy thug who would rather rob unsuspecting women at gas stations than get a real job.
The cool thing? I know Lou Ellen personally. She has moxie. We are blessed to have her sing in our choir. Thursday she was causing a new jail bird to sing, and today she was singing "Then Came The Morning" as our spotlighted soloist.
You really must read the rest of the story. I didn't write it, so go to this site to read all about it:
http://news.nky.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/c2/20060414/NEWS01/60414001
About Me
- Kathy Carlton Willis
- Kathy Carlton Willis grew up in small-town America and married her highschool sweetheart, Russ. They both graduated from Baptist Bible College. Kathy is a freelancer, and works as: writer, editor, publicist, writer’s coach, book doctor, speaker, and more. Kathy is somewhat of a grammar guru, with columns for writers appearing in several publications, including ByLine Magazine. She has a background in newspaper journalism, working as copyeditor and feature writer for The Sunday Challenger. She loves encouraging other writers, and believes in paying it forward in the industry. Kathy and Russ share their home with two fur-babies, Jazzy and Libby. They’ve been in ministry for over 20 years. Others admire Kathy’s passion and zest for life. Her life is a testimony of God’s sufficient grace in the face of adversity. Kathy is also well respected for her practical and often humorous messages full of hope and insight. Audiences are impacted by Kathy’s willingness to be transparent during her messages and also wait for one-on-one time with her after her speaking events. Her most recent article appeared in Victorian Homes Magazine.
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