In 1997, Eunice became intensely interested in health and wellness after her mother’s sudden death from cancer.

I began to research books in the local bookstore for health, beauty and well-being guidance and direction. I surveyed what other doctors, nurses, microbiologists, nutritionists, exercise consultants, say and write on how to live a long and vigorous life and to avoid the degenerative and debilitating diseases associated with premature aging. Beginning at 55 years old in 2004, I began a part-time NWM business as a vehicle to add another income stream to enhance her retirement years, while helping others improve their health position. By reaching out to others, regularly presenting her business and products she advanced to the top of her company in 18 months.

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

Eunice’s husband died in 2020, but during his lifetime he accumulated a library of historically significant books and related ephemera from a variety of news organizations. These old books are 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 US military veteran and she conducts her NWM business as she speaks 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 she lives on a small farm in Kentucky raising organic foods and traveling in her 25’ Sprinter RV. I’m a grandmother actively involved with 6 grandchildren, my church and community.