Terrye Anne Stallings-Blevins

Visiting Miss Emma Terrye Anne Stallings-Blevins

"Always do your very best, Yvette, in everything you do. What you do in life and how you do it becomes your signature and show who you are to others and to God." Yvette can't wait to spend time with Miss Emma who lived in a Black neighborhood in Detroit called "North End" during the 1960's, a period in time when people communicated in person without the technology of today. Back then, family, church, and community were Godly truths. Yvette realizes that life is full of peaks and valleys for both young and old. She marvels at the rich heritage that Black people possess right in the heart of Detroit.