One woman. Born in a back room in McComb, Mississippi, in 1931. Written off by everyone around her — and never finished. Today, as we walk, I tell you about Naomi — the woman my 96-years-young mother wrote into a novel — and the truth underneath her: a person is never finished while there's still breath in them. Naomi Good is out now, and my mother is hand-signing the first fifty copies herself — signed, numbered, and limited. Find the signed copies at the link in my bio, One woman. Born in a back room in McComb, Mississippi, in 1931. Written off by everyone around her — and never finished. Today, as we walk, I tell you about Naomi — the woman my 96-years-young mother wrote into a novel — and the truth underneath her: a person is never finished while there's still breath in them. Naomi Good is out now, and my mother is hand-signing the first fifty copies herself — signed, numbered, and limited. Find the signed copies at the link in my bio, https://georgegeesmedianetwork.com/links

Two weeks ago, my mother became a published author at 96 years young. One week ago, my father joined her at 98. On today's walk, I talk about carrying — the stories we hold for years before we set them down, and why the moment to set yours down is never behind you. Naomi Good by Gladys Duhart and The Joneses by Lyrie Duhart are both on Amazon now.

Naomi Good

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H4F8GNW7

The Joneses

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H4CB4XRQ

Today is Father's Day — and today my father, Lyrie Duhart, becomes a published author at 98 years young. In this episode I walk you through what it means to release a debut novel nearly a century into a life: the jazz years, the Army, the decades of work, and the story he carried the whole time. The Joneses is here. So is my mother's debut, Naomi Good. Two parents, two books, one family still standing. A Father's Day reflection on why it is never, ever too late to tell the story you were meant to tell.

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Today is a glory day. My mother, Gladys Duhart, 96 years young, releases her debut novel — Naomi Good, a story of faith, family, and grace. The ebook is live on Amazon today. In this special launch-morning walk, I share what the book is really about: a woman who falls, refuses to let her past be the final word, and rises. The same gospel I preach on this walk every day. It is never too late. My mother is the proof. Walk with me, then go download the Naomi Good ebook — live today. Paperback and signed copies coming soon.

Food for Thought. Fired Up. God Bless. Peace Out.

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Two weeks out, and everything changes. On June 14, George's mother, Gladys Duhart, becomes a published author at 96 years young with her debut novel, Naomi Good. One week later, on Father's Day, June 21, his father, Lyrie Duhart - a jazzman who played with Ray Charles in 1943, an Army veteran, soon to turn 99 - releases his first book, The Joneses.

In this walk, George counts down to both launches and carries one truth: you are never too old, never too late, to begin the thing God placed in your heart. Two elders. Two debut books. One bloodline still standing.

Grab the free first chapter of both books (link below) and mark your calendar: June 14 and June 21.

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•  Free first chapter - The Joneses: https://georgegeesmedianetwork.com/thejoneses
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My father, Lyrie Duhart, is 98 years young. Army veteran. Retired postal worker. In 1943 he shared a stage with a young Ray Charles at the South Street Casino in Orlando, Florida. For years he has told the story of the Joneses, a Black family who lived right there in his neighborhood at 515 Church Street, Church Street Alley. Now, at 98, he writes it down. His debut memoir, The Joneses, drops Father's Day, Sunday June 21. Free first chapter waiting for you at GeorgeGeesMediaNetwork.com/thejoneses.

My mother and father release their first books in the same week. Mom is 96. Dad is 98. Naomi Good drops June 14. The Joneses drops Father's Day, June 21. Today, I tell you what we built and why it matters. Free first chapters of both books waiting for you at

GeorgeGeesMediaNetwork.com/naomigood and GeorgeGeesMediaNetwork.com/thejoneses.

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Today is Mother's Day. Today my mom Gladys Duhart 

becomes a published author at 96 years young.

Mom was born in 1930 in McComb, Mississippi. She 

left at 18 for East Hartford, Connecticut. She 

married my father Lyrie in 1950. They have been 

married for over 75 years. They raised five 

children.

A few years ago, mom was sitting in a nursing home 

when she told me God spoke to her. He said she 

had stories left to tell. So mom started talking. 

I started writing. Page by page, a novel emerged.

The book is called Naomi Good. It is faith-based 

fiction grounded in the real Mississippi mom 

remembers. A Black woman in 1931 rural Mississippi 

who refuses to disappear.

Today, on Mother's Day, the book is real.

In this episode, I share mom's story, the story 

of Naomi Good, and the moment family came through 

first when my cousin Karen reserved the very 

first signed copy.

Mom is hand-signing the first 50 paperback copies 

herself. When the 50 are gone, the signed edition 

closes forever.

The bigger message for every Champion carrying a 

story they haven't put on the page yet: the page 

is still empty. You are still allowed to fill it.

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👵🏾 Limited to the first 50 readers, signed by 

mom herself

The Kindle ebook publishes on Amazon this week. 

The paperback follows shortly after.

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from George Gee's Media Network LLC.

Happy Mother's Day, mom. We love you.

Food for Thought. Fired Up. God Bless. Peace Out.

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#WhileYouWalk

This week on Food for Thought While You Walk, Chef George K. Duhart 

steps back from the recipes to talk about something that's been on 

his heart all week.

Mom turned 96 this weekend. Dad is 98, turning 99 in September. 

Both have stories that have lived inside them for decades. And 

this year, both of those stories are becoming books.

In this episode, Chef George talks about stewardship. Stewardship 

of money. Stewardship of food. And stewardship of story — the 

currency that matters more than money. The wealth that disappears 

when we don't capture it.

What story is your family carrying right now that needs to be 

written down, recorded, or asked about? Don't wait. The time to 

ask is now.

Food for Thought While You Walk.

Fired Up. God Bless. Peace Out.

— Chef George K. Duhart

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#FamilyLegacy #BuriedRiches #FaithFamilyLegacy #SauceForMe

Last year everything stopped. George K. Duhart's parents ended up in a nursing home. The world got quiet. In that stillness God moved. Three books were born in that season. His mother Gladys Duhart's novel. His father Lyrie Duhart's book. And Buried Riches by George K. Duhart.

In this episode George breaks down what happens when God forces you to be still and why your most painful seasons produce your most powerful legacy. Buried Riches drops this week. Watch every platform for the announcement.

TAGS: Buried Riches, Black wealth, Black history, George Duhart, faith, legacy, Be Still, walking challenge, Food for Thought, generational wealth