1 audio recording, 1:49:19 in length. An interview log with time stamps has been created, but the recording has not been transcribed. 0:06    Introductory Statements 0:37    Cause of Blindness 1:03    Childhood: Where did you grow up? What was your family like? 2:00    Parents advocate for educating blind students in the public school system 4:00    What was it like to be in the public schools? 7:01    Did you have to come to terms with your blindness? / Limits of your culture. 10:02    Finding the Federation made her angry and increased her expectations of herself. 12:00    Remembers how she used to wish she would be sighted by 21 – so she could be an adult. 12:43    Toledo Society for the Blind – focused on low expectations. 15:15    Did you receive blindness related training from them? … No 16:03    Coming to understand how I dealt with/understood blindness. 17:45    How did you come to find the National Federation of the Blind? Junior achievement; went to college 21:05    I got a copy of the Braille Monitor. 23.20    Her mother signed her up when they got a card in the mail. 25.00    She was appointed to a constitution committee so she could learn. 26.20    She becomes Vice President of her student affiliate; decides to make the chapter larger. 27.45    Created a packet of information for students to be able to effectively engage with the state agencies. Getting more positions as a result. 29.00    The First Leadership Seminar in 1973. 34.00    Revelation that she didn’t have faith in other blind people. 35:27    How did the revelation change how you dealt with other people you met? 38:30    People shouldn’t be judged based on skill level. 43:30    What did you do for your career? 52:00    Sheltered shop 54:00    Left the sheltered shop and went to convention 55:00    Landing the dream job; disillusionment 57:00    Taking on an analyst position; dealing with corrupt politicians 1:04:00    Getting a job from Dr. Jernigan; moving to Baltimore 1:07:14    The 1978 Airline Story; FAA policy 1:17:48    The start of the Canadian Federation of the Blind 1:22:38    A CFB civil war; the new CFB 1:24:40    Main goal of the CFB; Canadian politics 1:27:45    Working on guide dog legislation in British Columbia 1:29:42    National Library for the Blind 1:33:35    Public transit: next stop announcement 1:35:23    Not large in numbers but doable; logistics 1:38:50    Federal legislation isn’t the issue in Canada like the US 1:41:02    The Canadian character. 1:43:14    What battles are you looking forward to waging? What keeps you invigorated? 1:45:37    Reflection: What if? / Gratitude / We will make change!