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Look for the soon to be released show, "The
Pilot's Daughter", hosted by Cheryl Webb Scott of "The Total Woman", on local cable programming.
Thank-you to the American Association of University Women, who gave a warm welcome
to autor Julia Doten as she spoke about her book at their March meeting.
A Long White Scarf is
now coast to coast! Sales of A Long White Scarf have spread across the states from Maine to California, Canada to Florida.
Congratulations! You can also borrow the book from public libraries in Maine, Massachusetts, and South Carolina.
Thank you to owners and staff of LeDucs Card and Gift in Wilmington, MA, for their warm reception/booksigning on a cold and
frosty day in December!
Author Julia Doten read portions of A Long White Scarf to an enthusiastic group of women pilots - the New England Ninety-Nines
- on November 11th during their Fall Meeting held in Newport, RI.
A special thank-you to Georgia Pappas, Chairman of the Eastern Chapter, for the opportunity to share this story!
Westford Museum welcomed Chip Collins for an afternoon of his unique perspective on flight, in honor of Veterans Day.
(He is included in A Long White Scarf, pg. 51) Chip flew a B29 in WWII, and was test pilot for MIT following the war.
Museum co-director, Marilyn Day, invited author Julia Doten to the event, and introduced her to the full-capacity crowd.
Thank-you, Marilyn, that was flattering!
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| Wilmington Town Crier, June 15, 2005 |
Featured in the Boston Globe Northwest Calendar, in Diana Brown's column titled "People", Thursday, June 2, 2005.
"Soaring High: Wilmington's Julia Doten has imortalized her mother, Ripley Miller, a flight instructor..."
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