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  1. 2017 Honor Credit Union Teacher Award
  2. 2014 Gwinn Area Community Schools Teacher of the Year
  3. Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Poetry Contest – First Place Adult: Read Poem HERE

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Amy

I believe in the transformative power of stories. I am a high school English teacher, serendipitous farm girl, LEO wife, step mom, and writer in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

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