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Patricia Barbee
PATRICIA BARBEE Patricia
grew up in Patricia began to writing seriously in the fifth grade. In high school she worked on the school’s newspaper. Patricia’s
curiosity has taken her to many colleges, universities
and specific schools of higher learning. She spent
many years working in different fields before she decided that what she liked
best was writing. Some of the jobs
included accounting; auto wholesale parts; assistant to a mayor and city
council. Because of her art education
she worked within the city government also as a curator sorting papers hundreds
of years old that had been flooded by the
Other
jobs have been in law enforcement; department store owner; commercial
construction for the third largest company in the world; and holds a real
estate broker’s license. She also is
licensed to be a broadcast engineer. Her
unpaid passion has been the welfare of the elderly and children as a licensed
foster mother. This passion has gotten
her honors at the United States Senate, The
highest honor of her heart is the Diocese of Savannah, Bishop Gartland Service Award, presented at the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, She has
served as a county commissioner for planning and zoning. Patricia is still busy in politics. Even
though her favorite flower is the iris, the above two pansies represents
“remembrance” of her late husband and their son she never got to see. Patricia
has written for numerous East Coast newspapers as a free lance reporter. Patricia is a Redroom writer http://www.Redroom.com/member/patricia-barbee
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