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Samantha Barber Reaching Out Now President & Founder, Samantha Barber, has chosen to share a deeply personal story in honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We hope that her story will help others find the courage to
Sarah is a Front Royal citizen attending Shenandoah University where she is double majored in Public Health and Political science. She volunteers in the community with organizations such as Reaching Out Now and Rise Against Hunger. She was a scholarship
Sheila is a long-time member and past board member of FRWRC. She was the first chairman of our Spotlight on Women, our annual event honoring local women for their contributions to the community and was a long time reviewer of
Samantha is a member, a partner and an inspiration to all of us at FRWRC. She is the founder of Reaching Out Now (RON). The RON Girls of Destiny Program is the recipient of our Kim South Girl Grant for
New poem recently added – Feckless Desire by Allison Cusato. Voices of Valley Women 2016 Voices of Valley Women, writing by and about women living in the Shenandoah Valley. The Voices of Valley Women is a forum for women to
Voices of The Valley Women The Front Royal Women’s Resource Center invites and encourages area women to be creative. Add your voice to our writer’s forum and send us your original writings. We’ll publish original writings in the Weekly Email Update and
Voices of Valley Women 2010 The following poem was written by Carol after the death of Charlie Atwood‚ beloved husband of Paula and treasured friend to many in our community. A Walk With Charlie He flew through the trees white
Voices of Valley Women 2011 A Breast Story As I lie on the gurney I look at the call button – I need to push that. What am I doing? I can’t have my breast removed. No‚ No‚ you have
Voices of Valley Women 2012 Summer’s End Blossoms dried on the little rose bush but then a bud appeared and I watched and waited for it to bloom. Yet the morning of its opening it disappeared along with the tomatoes,
Voices of Valley Women 2013 The Beach is My Home Small and insignificantIt was a shining surface that caught my eye.A rock so polished with the sun’s enhancementI knelt to pick it up. How quickly the comparison came to mindWe