A Note From Linda Malcolm

A Note From The Room to Write's
Coordinator of Senior & Veteran Programming:

Linda Malcolm


"I have thought about this a lot and wanted to let you know that I’ve decided to step down at the end of this program year (this May) as Coordinator of Senior & Veteran programming.  

"I can feel a change in seasons. My parents are aging, and now, with both of our sons in college, I will be going back to Iowa to see my parents more often. Plus, there’s also the fact that my husband and I are enjoying the freedom of traveling!  

"To watch so many of you find your writing voice or expand on it in our senior & veteran workshops has been a privilege. Much thanks to the dedicated volunteers who have run the workshops for these three years. The energy from both parties is magical!

"Keep writing and sharing!"

 -- Linda Malcolm

*You can continue to keep up with Linda Malcolm and her writing at lindamalcolm.com :)

















Thank you, Linda!
You are creative magic and human kindness rolled into one wonderful person:)

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