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Hilda Osborne was born Hilda Jean
Patterson on September 25, 1951, in Nashville, Tennessee. She grew up in
Nashville, except for a few years
when her family lived in Kingston Springs, a small rural community just
outside Nashville. She graduated from Hume-Fogg Technical
(now Hume-Fogg Academic) High
School in 1970. She earned a Bachelor of
Science degree in Applied Organizational Management from Tusculum College in
1994, and a Master's Degree in Adult Education in 2008.
Ms.
Osborne plays many roles in life. She is a wife,
mother, grandmother, and a grandparent-turned-parent-again. She works
full-time at her "day job" and squeezes in time for writing. She is an active member of her church,
and she attends ballgames and
school events when her grandchildren are involved. She enjoys tending to
her flower beds and indulges in her hobby of photography, using digital, 35mm, and video cameras.
She
has several published works, including:
TICKLEBELLY
HILL, Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
AuthorHouse
(formerly 1st Books Library)
ISBN 1-4033-9077-0, February 2003
Best
Friends, a poem, published in The Language of Memory, A
Compilation of Poetry
ISBN 0-7951-5041-5, 2001
In
His Service, article published in Monday Morning, a Presbyterian
magazine (no longer in print) November 1997
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