I am glad for good news. It was true in Sacramento where I first blogged in a journal, that Regina Louise was introduced to others as a speaker of un waivered strength, courage, and diction by the National Coalition for 100 Black women.

I was most honestly depending on a book in the seed of her humanity to bring. It would appear that like the Author of this memoir, Regina Louise, can seek an affectionate tone and still remember her plight because of her distant heart breaks associated with the salvation.

She was sincerely recognized as a client of the system and nuclear family fostering program, and is now fighting for way of instilling more pride and rewarding truth. My mother, Ida A. Russell, was glad to purport this ongoing wisdom. But really it was Beverly Thomas who was able to get to know the class speaker, and identify goals set in her needs. Often Miss Regina had talked as if 27th and maybe a 28th foster parent wouldn’t be best for a long sufficient friendship and covenant wailing believer.

How I found the gem that gave and replaced all feeling of contempt was an inept matter. I feared her love and was enticed by the thoughts though I could be as recluse. I was there to read and she was awesomely and also dangerously addressing me. The marriage, a principle of harder protected sympathy’s of greatness, and the fostering of protective discourse.

If God lives, then I say as if she had a healing river of Spirits. I felt there was well-spring of the stream that bought her faithfulness. It plays here that little upheld doctrines of care weren’t as routinely beneficial to her. Though I am aware she charmed others and was seeking a blessing in attempt to work up an attitude, mood, and control for her feeling of false hope, I can see the trees making her forest.

In her authored book, she made waves purposely adding attitude to the good books love doctrine and endearing equation. And attested “I don’t know why you had me anyway”, as ways to beat her socially dysfunctional and engendering behavior.

Though I am securely saved as an example and find friendship and something more meaningful as God in her trusting life, Regina Louise love of altruism has satisfied those around the totem pole. Because competition was, an aftermath tough, she explained that there will always be sin, madden, and waiting and to teach one how to see over those prophecies which wouldn’t have most people awash.

My offering was to be evident and somehow accurate to bear as a witness to her selfless needs, but Miss Regina Louise has settled and achieved as a keynote speaker at numerous foster care and social workers’ conventions across the spectrum. She has an “A “ as the grade for a one-woman societal social cause. If I were seeking justice, and attested “I don’t know why you had me anyway”, as ways to beat her socially dysfunctional and engendering behavior she has been in playwrights with this creation of epilogue. Something unforgettable? And yes, her plan was designed to give help and esteem to those like her, in as well the service.

To Miss Regina, the at risk program for high school students called Project Think, is were denying for long trials ajar the same door simply because of their livelihood and need for a fail safe system, was independently placed as recovery up on the racks. Belle Coolidge Community Center is where I saw her first start.

She also was passionate as she explained the principles of success to the gifted as well as the less assured. This engagement to speak around the subject of ineptness or social wellness was her silent way of not subsiding but rising like cream to the top in no guilt whatsoever.

When I see her again I’ll have two points of common. One, it is your dream and you can pick up on timely, for it fulfills your self-esteem. Two, where are you going and how much shall I render this worth?

She hails from Northern California and has Play written with the Sacramento Theater Company.

By

Joseph L. Russell, Jr.

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