My newest book, Humble Yet Fierce: My Life Behind the Curtain of the CIA, is dedicated to Grace for helping me find my voice. When I started telling Grace’s stories, I had no idea they would lead me to writing my story.

Often, we want to speak up, but we don’t, gripped by fear and the need to get along. The reality is, it’s hard to find our voice: and then one day we do.

Like the Everybody Loves Grace stories, I bring my true-life stories of courage, faith, and adventure related to that journey. From the life-changing events in my first year of college to my career in the CIA, I share that you don’t have to be loud to be strong.

It’s only fitting that Grace is on the cover of the book with me as I am often reminded how Grace epitomized being Humble Yet Fierce. You can read about Grace in Part 8: Find Your Voice.

If you are interested in ordering the book, you can  buy it on Amazon.

Dear Friends and Grace Followers,

I have struggled with how to share the news of Grace’s passing. This is a post I never wanted to write but knew that it was inevitable. Death is a part of the cycle of life.

Grace lived with such a strong spirit until the bitter end, and then she let me know it was time. She was as dignified in death as she was in life.

I am grateful she shared her life with me and with all of you through her stories. She brought joy, adventure and love to everyone she met for 16 years.

I plan to write book seven of the Everybody Loves Grace series. In her parting message, Grace asked me to share her story that we are never too old for a new adventure. She also wanted to remind us to love and live every day to the fullest.

Much Love, Katy

I had another fun interview with Murphy Huston on the radio. Murphy does such a great job asking questions that help me share the impact of the Everybody Loves Grace series on people of all ages.

During the interview we talked about the launch of the Living with Grace-A Seniors Program designed to support caretakers in their mission to provide seniors with a fuller and happier life. The messages the program delivers are timely and positive, and relative to their special needs. A focus of the program is to support seniors with ways to navigate change, be active and stay connected. 

Stay tuned for more fun happenings related to the Living with Grace program. In the meantime, you can have a listen to my latest interview that aired on Bonneville Radio’s KOSI 101.1 and KYGO 98.5.

Lovingly, Katy