Jewel School, Part 1Today’s Transitions talked to Ashley Davis of Davis Jewelers, specializing in fine jewelry, and Judy Champion of 2023 Vintage Shop, specializing in costume jewelry, who offered a few tips for sorting through your jewelry.First and foremost, separate your … [Read more...] about Separate Fine vs. Fashion Jewelry
Meaningful Work
Weaving Up A Story
Sally Moss has been involved with weaving and The Little Loomhouse since 1968. She started as a student and has since worked as a volunteer, served as executive director and as president of the board of directors, and for the last three years has been studio manager.“My interest … [Read more...] about Weaving Up A Story
The Written Word Endures and So Does She
Carol Butler, president and CEO of Butler Books, continues to publish books so she can keep her husband’s legacy alive.“My husband Bill and I founded Butler Books in 1989,” says Carol, 70. “When Bill died of cancer in 2009, it was very important to me and to our sons that we keep … [Read more...] about The Written Word Endures and So Does She
When It’s With Purpose, It Doesn’t Feel Like Work
Why is Marita Willis working so hard? “I just think that’s part of my spiritual gift,” says Marita, 65, chief empowerment officer of Hope Collaborative, a community development program serving immigrant children and their families. “The base that we serve is an eclectic … [Read more...] about When It’s With Purpose, It Doesn’t Feel Like Work
From Police Work — to Law — to Peace Corps — to Teaching
Lonnie Cooper of Jeffersonville, Indiana, has had several careers.“My wife won’t let me retire,” quips Lonnie, 70, whose wife is Clark County Circuit Court Judge Vicki Carmichael. But kidding aside, Lonnie loves what he does. He has worked in law enforcement for 20 years, been an … [Read more...] about From Police Work — to Law — to Peace Corps — to Teaching