Description Ginny (F.
Virginia Callihan Livingston, R.
) 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.
Wilma J Ferguson Dunkard hollow: the extraordinary life of an ordinary farmgirl, paperback/wilma ferguson
