Lorraine Holnback Brodek
Lorraine Holnback Brodek is a former needlecraft designer (with her own company, Fingerworks, Inc.), a film studio executive (Warner Bros.; Time-Warner), landscaping professional, author, humorist, blogger and artist. She has published two books: "The Tale of Peeky Peeper" (a cute children's rhyming holiday book, which she wrote and illustrated, followed by her humorous memoir, "A Nobody in a Somebody World: My Hollywood Life in Beverly Hills." Playfulness is the theme in whatever she does, as you'll see in her coloring books.
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Elizabeth Upton is a best-selling author and influential writer of gripping romantic thrillers and inspiring self-help nonfiction motivational books.
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In 2019, he founded The Porchlight Project a nonprofit that raises money for new DNA testing and genetic genealogy for Ohio cold cases. In May, 2020, James Zastawnik was arrested for the murder of Barbara Blatnik, thanks to the work of genealogists funded by the Porchlight Project. -
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