I grew up in poverty in Liberia without an education. I watched my aunt die from child birth and felt helpless to help in any way. I knew then that I wanted to be nurse. I was helped by missionaries who got me into school. I continued and went to nursing school in both Liberia and then the United States. 

I prepared for my career by getting my BSN in both Liberia and then the United States.

My greatest strength is my belief in God and my value of the judgement of Jesus Christ. I reach out to all those in need,

My greatest accomplishment to date is forming a group called Sisters/Sisters in Christ of New Jersey. This is for women from Africa to help their children respect law and order, go to school and get educated and embrace opportunities. We are registering with the state and getting a website. I also bought a car that was transformed into an ambulance to be used in Liberia for emergency situations.

I have purchased two acres of land in Liberia for a hospital/clinic. I also want to do volunteer work.

My inspiration is knowing that if I could succeed from where I started then anyone can. I have courage and strength to pass on.

I most want to be remembered for helping children to get their education. Education is your most powerful tool.

I support my church.

I enjoy my family and singing in the choir at church.