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Life on Her Own Terms: Remembering Pearl Hardaway Reese

By Karen Duffin
Published June 4, 2013 at 3:38 PM EDT
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Courtesy photo from family

Pearl Hardaway Reese defied stereotypes, loss,  addiction -- pretty much everything, including a world that changed dramatically in her lifetime.  In each of the areas of Reese’s life that defined her – whether it was her  expansive spiritual life, her art and poetry, or the way she faced trials and change – Reese lived on her own terms.

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