‘Hope swallowed by finality, Finality that covered the land’ [Video]

Marilyn Chambron hasn’t always considered herself a writer. But she recently discovered that “writers write, and I write.”

One day, the loss, grief, pain, and suffering were too overwhelming, and she found a release in writing.

Marilyn believes we have discovered things about ourselves during the pandemic and looks forward to growth. “I’m hopeful that we will use these discoveries not only to change who we are but our communities and maybe even the world.”

Originally from East St. Louis, Illinois, Marilyn attended the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana before moving to Denver – the furthest she had ever been from home. Marilyn worked in financial services for most of her career as a plan manager and has done missionary work in Russia, Laos, Thailand and Mexico.

With the pandemic came a new opportunity to connect with others.

“Writing was something I always wanted to do but never took time …