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From the hilarious to the heartwarming, Voices on a Sunday Morning is a unique and witty compilation of more than 140 newspaper articles published in the Kenosha Newspaper in Kenosha, Wisconsin, over a period of four years. 

     Four people—a trial attorney, a college history professor, a bank employee/pig farmer, and a retired computer analyst share their thoughts and feelings on a variety of topics. Whether it be the thrill of antique hunting, the confession of a noted Francophile, a satiric look at presidential elections, or a handy guide to being ‘old school,’ these articles deliver an offbeat, sometimes quirky, but always entertaining look at the everyday stuff of life. 

     But even more, Voices on a Sunday Morning offers a revealing glimpse into a lively Midwestern town with all its challenges, its joys, its fears, and its blessings. Lighthearted at times, yet deeply moving in others, these articles share the triumphs and struggles of the average American citizen. 

     Be prepared to laugh, to agree, to disagree, and perhaps even to have your heartstrings tugged. Vibrant and colorful, Voices on a Sunday Morning paints a vivid tapestry of life in the good ol’ U.S.A.

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In a Moment is a contemporary auto-biography of Terri Gilliland, a woman who lived through and overcame three traumatic serial episodes in her life; going blind, a husband forever changed through a near fatal motorcycle accident, and a son diagnosed with brain cancer at age fifteen. It is a true account of a woman’s roller coaster life filled with pain, struggle, love, and triumph. The narration is influenced not only by her degree in psychology but also by her insight, faith, and indomitable courage. It is a powerful and extremely personal first-person account of the human will to persevere against overwhelming odds the likes of which most of us can only imagine.

     Theresa Gilliland is a Rehabilitation Specialist Associate working as an advocate for the blind and visually impaired in her community. She also volunteers her time on a variety of committees that assist people with disabilities. She received her degree in psychology from the University of Wisconsin. She lives in Wisconsin with her loving husband and cat, Mystery.

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