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A SINGER/SONGWRITER OF "JESUS IS THE HIGHWAY"

A SINGER/SONGWRITER OF "JESUS IS THE HIGHWAY"

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LATE NIGHT WITH JERRY ROYCE LIVE EP 745 - KIMMIE KIM (GUEST: Deana Williams, longtime resident of Lr, AR was reared in the Delta. She is the second of six children born to both the late James and the late Delores Williams. By 12 y/o, Deana and her five siblings were deemed orphans/wards of the court; they were never formally adopted. Misfortune, uncertainty, pain and abuse became her norm. Confronted with overcoming the hand she was dealt, survival was her only viable outcome; striving daily to remain victorious over trials and tribulations. Overcoming adversities, including incest, molestation, rape and domestic abuse, her defined mission and purpose in life is to heal, forgive and move forward. Deana coveted secrets for years, however recognized the need for healing, which ultimately began with sharing her story. Despite “life happening”, Deana graduated from UCA, and she is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She is proud Mother of Kaitlyn Williams, a rising JR and honor student @ UAPB. Her passion of caring and service are evidenced through unending commitment in the field of Physical Therapy for over 28 years. Her platform focus is to engage, educate, equip and empower people to live and not exist: Her personal quite is: “You cannot heal what you will not reveal” ~ She is a licensed Minister, Certified Transformational Life Coach, Speaker and Amazon best-selling Author: Get M.O.V.E.D.( Mapping Out Victory Each Day); Self-Empowerment through Self Discovery, Advocate for survivors of Sexual Assault and Contributor for KTHV11!

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LATE NIGHT WITH JERRY ROYCE LIVE EP 745 - KIMMIE KIM (GUEST: Deana Williams, longtime resident of Lr, AR was reared in the Delta. She is the second of six children born to both the late James and the late Delores Williams. By 12 y/o, Deana and her five siblings were deemed orphans/wards of the court; they were never formally adopted. Misfortune, uncertainty, pain and abuse became her norm. Confronted with overcoming the hand she was dealt, survival was her only viable outcome; striving daily to remain victorious over trials and tribulations. Overcoming adversities, including incest, molestation, rape and domestic abuse, her defined mission and purpose in life is to heal, forgive and move forward. Deana coveted secrets for years, however recognized the need for healing, which ultimately began with sharing her story. Despite “life happening”, Deana graduated from UCA, and she is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She is proud Mother of Kaitlyn Williams, a rising JR and honor student @ UAPB. Her passion of caring and service are evidenced through unending commitment in the field of Physical Therapy for over 28 years. Her platform focus is to engage, educate, equip and empower people to live and not exist: Her personal quite is: “You cannot heal what you will not reveal” ~ She is a licensed Minister, Certified Transformational Life Coach, Speaker and Amazon best-selling Author: Get M.O.V.E.D.( Mapping Out Victory Each Day); Self-Empowerment through Self Discovery, Advocate for survivors of Sexual Assault and Contributor for KTHV11!

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Most 20-Something young mothers, seeking information and support for their non-verbal autistic son, wouldn’t take their concerns to social media. If mothers ever did so, they would likely be upset and posting simply about their frustration and desperation.

But most young mothers aren’t Simone Gordon.

When Simone struggled to find what she needed to help her son through traditional government and private agencies placed her in a continuous loop of unreturned calls, she went on social media for help. Her plea did not go unheard.
“Four different women responded to me from a Facebook group,” says Simone. Among these women was one who called a number that originally went unanswered for Simone. The next week, her son began therapy. Her fiery grandmother pushed her to not give up, which sparked a purpose and a passion in Simone as she found her voice. Simone turned her audacity into authority and began to build on her capacity to outreach. She began to build community partnerships with women who shared her frustration but did not have her voice.

Simone Gordon went to work, serving underserved, marginalized and underemployed women and their children and helping them get housing and helping them to go back to school and rebuild their lives. One woman, a woman by the name of Theresa, followed Simone’s lead and went live to plead for $1,000 for four hours so she would not be evicted. People tagged Simone on the post and she went into action, stopping the eviction and being dubbed “The Black Fairy Godmother” by the woman she helped. “That’s why during COVID-19, over $250,000 went directly to families which helped with rent, food and resources,” says Simone. “March 2020 changed my life forever. We’ve only got 12 volunteers but we did what we needed to do.”