SPECIAL TO THE EAN
Death is something we can’t avoid. Because of the pandemic, there have been sudden deaths more than ever. Lives have been changed in a few weeks due to a virus we can’t see that is attacking and ravaging us — changing families forever.
Marjorie Bowden, of Millbrook, knows the pain of grief all too well. In 2016, her husband, Dedrick, left for work and never returned home. Her life was turned upside down and she didn’t know what to do. This was the closest person to her to pass away and it was a whole new world of emptiness. She knew she had to pull strength from every place she could in order to survive.
In Marjorie’s personal journey, she found hope through everyday activity as she focused on her spiritual, mental, and physical well-being. She shares the empowerment of embracing grief, reigniting hope and living life to the fullest for anyone experiencing grief – especially widows.
Her book is available at www.marjorielynnbowden.com
or www.amazon.com. Her website has resources and a blog subscription for daily inspiration as she continues her commitment to help others through life’s struggles.
