Genny Towne

Passages are read from journals written from age 24. Entries are not of events. But of spiritual awakenings.

I have created several shows and exhibits of my father's advertising art. These include original works from his studies at Chicago's American Academy of Art in the 30s through his career as an illustrator and art director in the 70s. This is a reading of one of the biographic booklets I prepared to accompany a show in 2015.

This article was published in 1990 in the Neighbors section of The Connection, a Herndon (Virginia) newspaper. It describes an era when Susan visited a neighborhood school to share her love of writing.

June, 2020. Making Right decisions Right Now. Our country's future.

A humorous self confession poem describes an interesting quirk.

This section contains current writings. It is 2020.

Pre-doctoral Research Study highlights. Lifelong journals by the author are reviewed to determine implications for adult education and self-awareness.

In 2004, Genevieve is published in The Edge, an alternative paper available in the Milwaukee area. During these years she was living at the Center of Light.

Genevieve shares her story with a reporter.

Chicago. January, 1950. The first abandonment of the decade, a "foundling child" was 12-hours old. On third day, baptized "Genevieve" at Holy Name Cathedral.