Having only started her business at age 55, Eunice Ray threw herself into her Network Marketing business and built to the top of the plan!

She studied the work of doctors, nurses, microbiologists, nutritionists, and exercise consultants to learn how to live a long and vigorous life and avoid the degenerative diseases associated with premature aging.

In 2004, at the age of 55, Eunice began a part-time network marketing business as a way to create an additional income stream to enhance her retirement years while helping others improve their health. By consistently reaching out to others and regularly presenting her business and products, she advanced to the top of her company in just 18 months.

Today, Eunice runs a small publishing house and has recently campaigned in her home state of Kentucky to make restorative oxygen therapies available to wounded military veterans with TBI and PTSD. She also operates a small not-for-profit educational institute for the benefit of appointed and elected officials at the state and federal levels. Her publishing company has conducted extensive research to preserve America’s first principles.

Eunice’s husband passed away in 2020, but during his lifetime he accumulated a library of historically significant books and related ephemera from various news organizations. These books are now being scanned and digitized while an AI librarian is being trained to answer queries from screen learners and researchers.

Today, Eunice is a publisher, librarian, and U.S. military veteran. She continues to operate her network marketing business while speaking on how network marketing is perfectly positioned for the digital future. She supports a number of philanthropic endeavors and, as a 75-year-old widow, lives on a small farm in Kentucky where she raises organic foods. She also enjoys traveling in her 25-foot Sprinter RV. Eunice is a grandmother actively involved with her six grandchildren, her church, and her local community.

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