KATHERINE PAULETTE was born at Ft.
Benning, Georgia, to Wilburn and Dorothy
Grant. She traveled all around the globe
since her father was a career Army officer.
She has lived in Pakistan, France and the
Republic of the Philippines, along with
many postings in the continental United
States. She graduated from Louisiana
Tech as a medical technologist and started
a career that lasted almost 30 years with the Department of
Defense; working at Womack Army Hospital, Ft Bragg, North
Carolina; Ft Polk Army Hospital, Ft Polk, Louisiana and Little
Rock Air Force Base Clinic, Little Rock AFB, Arkansas. She has
served ten years as a Reserve Deputy on the Sheriff ’s Mounted
Patrols of both Pulaski and Lonoke Counties in Arkansas.
Katherine has four children and seven grandchildren. She
enjoys time spent with family and friends; along with her dog,
Cap’n Jack Sparrow, two cats and seven horses. She is also
active in MADD, as a result of the death of her daughter, Ruth,
at the hands of a drunk driver.
Other books written by Katherine are: Henrietta the Hoose,
The Goose That Thought She Was a Horse and Memories and Dreams.