The Life and Inspiring Poetry of a Woman from Kansas.
Velma Cochren Priest Terry, daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother (1915-1999).
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VELMA'S 'ROSE OF SHARONS'
Velma always loved roses of any kind: the gentle, drooping antique variety or the wild and touseled headed shrubs running wild in an untamed yard. She often said she was better at looking at them than growing them and some of her happiest moments were in such settings as bees hummed in the warm air and a gentle breeze caressed the soul.
In Her Own Words: The Inspirational verse of Velma Terry
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Velma D. Terry
"HEART TALKS"
1983
'SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS"
1st collection (1983)
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Velma D. Terry - Prophet of Poetry
Driven by a simple, yet profound ,desire to see people find and serve a loving God, the words of this poet have blessed people in many ways. A mother, a wife, a worker, and someone who felt deeply and keenly the spiritual world swirling around her.
Plevna, Reno, Kansas
Velma attended school here.
Velma's Books & Writings
Velma fulfilled her dreams in the 1980's and 1990's as she published three collections of her poems of memory and faith. One was "Heart Talks", "Sunshine and Shadows", and "Valley of Flowers." She had worked on many new poems that were bound into a manuscript called, "Silver Linings", but died before they were published. Some of her poems were turned into songs with the assistance of her son, Lou Priest.
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