Mae Krier's guest appearances

Mae Krier

Veterans Chronicles

Tell Me

Charles Burgess

Scott Huesing

Bill Johnson

Michael Mann

Hal Moore

Mike Thornton

Dakota Meyer

Jason Redman

Jason Dunham

Jack Carr

Kyle Carpenter

Patrick O'Donnell

George Walsh

William Davis

Christopher Hughes

OwlTail

Meet Mae Krier, 95, one of the youngest of the original Rosie's, when she was hired by Boeing in Seattle, WA, to work as a riveter building B-17 and B-29 bombers.   ,One of Mae's lifelong wishes was for the Rosie the Riveters to have their own national day of recognition.   When Twilight Wish, an organization that grants wishes for seniors heard about it, it was full steam ahead.  Thus began a series of incredible events that launched greater awareness and worldwide appreciation and respect for the women of the Rosie the Riveters wartime efforts. Join me on the path with Mae Krier and Cass Forkin, Founder of Twilight Wish, as they share this powerful story of how one dream brought two total strangers together.  You will hear how their courage, resilience and grit transformed the world's perception of women, and the difference and impact they can make, forever.  If you would like to find out more  about either the Rosie the Riveter effort or Twilight Wish you can reach Cass via e-mail at cass.forkin@twilightwish.org or simply by reaching out to her at 215.534.0402.For more about Twilight Wish, you can also visit her website by clicking the link belowhttps://twilightwish.orgFollow and like Mae’s Facebook page athttps://www.facebook.com/honorrosie/ For pictures and additional information about Mae and the Rosie the Riveter effort, you can also click on the following linkhttp://www.spiritof45.org/meet_mae_krier.aspxLisa GrahamI am a children's author, motivational speaker, Tedx Presenter and Podcast host and producer.  I love people and  strive everyday to inspire others through the sharing of one another's stories.For more information about how we are helping children through our Healing Hearts campaign, visit our website at https://www.lgrahamauthor.comFinally, a heartfelt thank you goes out to Liam Graham and Anna Yanessa for providing the musical soundtrack for our show!Thanks as always for your support and can't wait until next time!See you on the path!Support the show

Meet <a href="http://www.theintell.com/671c140c-0d89-11e7-a393-1b02cce7db21.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mae Krier</a>, 95, one of the youngest of the original Rosie's, when she was hired by Boeing in Seattle, WA, to work as a riveter building B-17 and B-29 bombers.    , One of Mae's lifelong wishes was for the Rosie the Riveters to have their own national day of recognition.   When Twilight Wish, an organization that grants wishes for seniors heard about it, it was full steam ahead.  Thus began a series of incredible events that launched greater awareness and worldwide appreciation and respect for the women of the Rosie the Riveters wartime efforts. Join me on the path with Mae Krier and Cass Forkin, Founder of Twilight Wish, as they share this powerful story of how one dream brought two total strangers together.  You will hear how their courage, resilience and grit transformed the world's perception of women, and the difference and impact they can make, forever. If you would like to find out more  about either the Rosie the Riveter effort or Twilight Wish you can reach Cass via e-mail at cass.forkin@twilightwish.org or simply by reaching out to her at 215.534.0402. For more about Twilight Wish, you can also visit her website by clicking the link below <a href="https://twilightwish.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twilightwish.org</a> Follow and like Mae’s Facebook page at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/honorrosie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/honorrosie/</a> For pictures and additional information about Mae and the Rosie the Riveter effort, you can also click on the following link <a href="http://www.spiritof45.org/meet_mae_krier.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.spiritof45.org/meet_mae_krier.aspx</a> Lisa Graham I am a children's author, motivational speaker, Tedx Presenter and Podcast host and producer.  I love people and  strive everyday to inspire others through the sharing of one another's stories. For more information about how we are helping children through our Healing Hearts campaign, visit our website at <a href="https://www.lgrahamauthor.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lgrahamauthor.com</a> Finally, a heartfelt thank you goes out to Liam Graham and Anna Yanessa for providing the musical soundtrack for our show! Thanks as always for your support and can't wait until next time! See you on the path! <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=XQZPJ3EBSWYRL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Tell Me: Season 2 Episode #11 We Can Do It and We Did! with Rosie the Riveter Mae Krier and Cass Forkin of Twilight Wish

Mae Krier grew up in North Dakota during the pain of the Great Depression. Shortly after the war, she went to visit Seattle. While there, she learned of a very good job for Boeing, working as a riveter on the wings of B-17 bombers.  Later, she also worked on B-29 bombers.In this edition of "Veterans Chronicles," Krier shares what it was like to be an original "Rosie the Riveter," how the men in the factory reacted to women entering the workplace, and what it means to her to have worked on so many planes that helped the Allies win the war.  Mae also takes us on her successful journey to establish a national day of commemoration for all the Rosies who entered the factories when America needed them.

Mae Krier grew up in North Dakota during the pain of the Great Depression. Shortly after the war, she went to visit Seattle. While there, she learned of a very good job for Boeing, working as a riveter on the wings of B-17 bombers. Later, she also worked on B-29 bombers. In this edition of "Veterans Chronicles," Krier shares what it was like to be an original "Rosie the Riveter," how the men in the factory reacted to women entering the workplace, and what it means to her to have worked on so many planes that helped the Allies win the war. Mae also takes us on her successful journey to establish a national day of commemoration for all the Rosies who entered the factories when America needed them.

Mae Krier, Rosie the Riveter, World War II