Nancy Chavez's guest appearances

Nancy Chavez

PA BOOKS on PCN

Sylvia Global

Donald Trump

David Smith

Benjamin Franklin

Marianne Williamson

Ben Franklin

Betsy Ross

Mark Epstein

James Buchanan

Donald Miller

Julia Cameron

Walter Isaacson

Richard Bell

Alexander Hamilton

Erica Wagner

Paula Deen

OwlTail

Lynn Shiner

Nancy Eshelman

For months they made news:  Two suburban mothers whose only children were violently snatched away.  Lynn Shiner’s family dominated the news beginning on Christmas day in 1994 when her ex-husband murdered Jen and Dave, her two young children.   Nancy Chavez returned from a cruise in 2003 to learn that her only daughter, Randi, had been stabbed to death in her garage.  Months later she would learn that the murderer had been hired by her daughter’s husband.   In their new book, Stabbed in the Heart, Lynn Shiner and Nancy Chavez discuss the dark, months and years that followed these horrific crimes.  Readers walk with them as they bury their children and observe them as they wallow in depression almost too deep to imagine.  Somehow, from the depths of their despair, they uncovered the focus, drive, and commitment to helping others that is their gift back to their children.   Lynn Shiner turned her efforts toward other victims.  Today she is the Director of the Office of Victims’ Services with the PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency.  In 2004, she was presented with the National Crime Victim Service Award by Attorney General John Ashcroft.   Nancy Chavez, also a long-time employee of the state of Pennsylvania, channels her efforts toward her dream of building Randi’s House of Angels, a healing place for children who are exposed to and/ or are the victims of domestic violence.  Randi’s House of Angels, established in October 2011, currently works in conjunction with domestic violence service providers in five counties in Pennsylvania.   Stabbed in the Heart was written in conjunction with Nancy Eshelman, a long-time journalist and author of a weekly column that appears in The Harrisburg Patriot-News.

For months they made news: Two suburban mothers whose only children were violently snatched away. Lynn Shiner’s family dominated the news beginning on Christmas day in 1994 when her ex-husband murdered Jen and Dave, her two young children. Nancy Chavez returned from a cruise in 2003 to learn that her only daughter, Randi, had been stabbed to death in her garage. Months later she would learn that the murderer had been hired by her daughter’s husband. In their new book, Stabbed in the Heart, Lynn Shiner and Nancy Chavez discuss the dark, months and years that followed these horrific crimes. Readers walk with them as they bury their children and observe them as they wallow in depression almost too deep to imagine. Somehow, from the depths of their despair, they uncovered the focus, drive, and commitment to helping others that is their gift back to their children. Lynn Shiner turned her efforts toward other victims. Today she is the Director of the Office of Victims’ Services with the PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency. In 2004, she was presented with the National Crime Victim Service Award by Attorney General John Ashcroft. Nancy Chavez, also a long-time employee of the state of Pennsylvania, channels her efforts toward her dream of building Randi’s House of Angels, a healing place for children who are exposed to and/ or are the victims of domestic violence. Randi’s House of Angels, established in October 2011, currently works in conjunction with domestic violence service providers in five counties in Pennsylvania. Stabbed in the Heart was written in conjunction with Nancy Eshelman, a long-time journalist and author of a weekly column that appears in The Harrisburg Patriot-News.

"Stabbed in the Heart" with Lynn Shiner, Nancy Chavez and Nancy Eshelman

SYREETA COLEMAN

From childhood trauma to profitable businesses baking cakes and revealing beauty.  These two ladies reveal the power of supporting women, our dreams and changing your life. Sylvia Global arrives in San Diego county to meet with two of the beneficiaries of the Foundation for Women's services and microcredit support - Syreeta Coleman and Nancy Chavez.

$5 for 5 Winners -SYREETA COLEMAN & NANCY CHAVEZ