Sherman, Texas -- Join us in welcoming Deborah Cornelius to The Sherman Museum, Tuesday, February 11 for an early evening (5:00 p.m.) discussion about her novel, Rivers and Destinies.
Deb is a Dallas-born (and Sherman raised) storyteller who discovered uncanny coincidences in her life regarding two special families. Not ten miles from her birth home, these pioneers were among the founders of Dallas, Texas. The same families were the first Wichita County pioneers where she currently lives. This discovery prompted fascination and research about these two families and westward expansion. She took that passion on a deep dive into the legacy of the unique families, uncovering a remarkable tale of friendship, love, grit, and bravery.
Her rigorous research and passion for history culminated in an inspiring narrative she felt compelled to share. Deb's academic journey began at the University of Oklahoma where she completed her undergraduate studies and then she obtained a master’s degree from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas. We are happy to have her present her book and open up a dialogue about the lives of these families.