Honey
My Grandmother, Laura Estelle Cecelia Mary Hurt McKeever Kimmitt, is much like her lengthy moniker: with as many names as she has children, it is full of history and intricacy, though in the end, it all boils down to just Honey. This is how she is k
I recently visited Honey in Winter Park with my friend and PGC partner, Genevieve. Allow me to set the scene a little: with a population of just under 30,000 people, it seems each and every member of the town knows Honey. She was born and raised in
During my time with Honey in Winter Park, I continued to find myself to be utterly taken by her. She’s stunning; with a full head of white hair, she’s always dressed elegantly in classic black. Her affinity for silver jewelry is obvious, as well as
Honey is a powerful woman, it goes without saying. She was a Navy nurse during the Second World War, and eventually married a pilot named Edward. They had seven children together, and Honey was completely devoted to each. Family is of the utmost imp
Honey is quick to share her truths, her advice, and her guidance. She’s a beacon of insight; and while she’ll proudly impart her own timeless acumen, she is just as prone to listening. With hearty nods and the continual utterance of an agreeable mmh
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