ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Louise Stanton Warren is a retired attorney and librarian from Jacksonville, Florida, and was a board member of the Jacksonville Historical Society. She wrote and directed scripts for the Port of Jacksonville Pilot Club's annual tours of Jacksonville's oldest cemeteries for 10 years, revealing the stories behind the headstones of Old City Cemetery and Evergreen Cemetery.
A graduate of the University of Florida College of Law, Ms. Warren has long been involved in community causes, especially those affecting women. She served on the Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women and the Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Board, and is a recipient of the National Organization for Women Outstanding Service Award. She also served as an officer of the Pilot Club International, Port of Jacksonville, and as executive director of La Plume des Femme women's theater.
Lousie Stanton Warren has won several awards for her writing, and has been a guest columnist for The Florida Times-Union and Jacksonville Journal. In addition, she attended Columbia University and Florida State University, and has a Master's Degree in Library Science.
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