Dunkard Hollow

Synopsis

Ginny (f. Virginia Callihan Livingston, R.n.) Was A Pillar Of Strength And An Example To Her Family In Following The Golden Rule. As A Poor Farm Girl, Her Hands Took On The Responsibilities Of A Grown Woman When Her Mother Died At Childbirth With A Baby In Her Arms. From An Early Age, Ginny Was Serving Others Before Herself. It Was A Skill Learned Early And That Lasted A Lifetime! The Love Of Family Was Important To Ginny. It Was A Sacrifice Of Hard Work To Accomplish Farm Chores And Take Care Of Siblings. Farm Life Provided A Training Ground For Being Self- Sufficient. With All Of The Trials And Tribulations She Overcame, Ginny Developed A Strong Character And Humble Heart. This Book Provides Examples Throughout Of How Character And Values Were Learned On A Daily Basis. When Life Takes A Turn, The Blessings Lie In The Lessons. Unknowingly, These Lessons Became The Plan For Her Life.