People Who Made Headlines and Faded Into Obscurity

AUTHOR’S BIO

Debbie Foulkes believes that every life is a story, albeit some a little more interesting than others.  She’s tried to beef up her own personal story by living in three foreign countries, teaching students from age five through adult, freelance journalism, acting and travel.  This blog is an attempt at preventing her from fading into obscurity too soon and to satisfy a slight case of graphomania. *

*Graphomania: a passion or urge to write (www.dictionary.com)

  1. I love your life stories! Thanks for digging them up and sharing them.
    Monica

  2. Thanks, Barbara. I also learned a lot by researching Hopkins.

  3. A fine job of research, Debbie, telling me more than I knew about Stephen Hopkins. Some of the info I’ll add to my brief comments on him in regard to the Jamestown colony. I’m glad to finally join the blog!

  4. Alfred Sandwina was born November 5, 1918 in Budapest, Hungary. Died Alfred Sandor September 22, 1983 in Sidney, Australia. Otherwise, a great article. Thanks.

  5. Always enjoy your blog. After reading them, I wonder why these people have been forgotten.

  6. Debbie,
    I must say, you never disappoint. Another excellent snippet out of our wondrous world.

    Keep the Characters coming.

    Bob

  7. Looking forward each week to reading about the women and men I’ve never ever heard of. Peace Love and keep writing Bradley D

  8. As always, Debbie, I enjoy your blog.

  9. Debbie: Love your blog and may have some interesting material for you.

  10. Hi Debbie,

    I enjoyed meeting you. I find your “Forgotten Newsmakers” concept fascinating.
    Sandy

  11. Great blog, Debbie.
    I look forward to reading more!

  12. Dede: It would be a great way to meet men!

  13. Another great story, maybe that is what I should do….

  14. Debbie—Fine job and professionally presented. Incidentally, Leland Stanford also founded a locally well respected school at Palo Alto.

  15. Hello Debbie,

    I loved this snippet into the historical background of these two individuals. I love history and wish you much success in this endeavor. I will anxiously await your next featured character from our past.

    Kindest Regards,
    Bob

  16. I love the word, “graphomania”!!! Keep up the good work. The ONLY blog I read!!!!

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