I got my book and love it. It reminds me of the 28 aprons I dug out of my mother- in-law’s house when she died. I passed them on to my girl friends and wonder now -why couldn’t I be as creative and clever as you are!!
- Cathy Ravella, Pittsburgh, PA

I just spent a delightful Sunday afternoon with Gotcha Covered: A Legacy of Service and Protection. The perfectly penned stories, the charming poetry, and engaging photographs opened a welcoming window to many writers I’d like to call my friends.
Nurse or not, cook or anti-cook, every woman should treat herself to this step back in time for a visit with a mother or sibling, a grandmother or beloved aunt. Like a treasured family quilt, some of the apron pieces will call up laughter, while others, a tear, or for some, a knowing smile. For the read, I donned a vintage apron. I laughed and I cried.

- Milam McGraw Propst, author of the Ociee Nash series