Jonea Maria Shade

I grew up around my grandparents who lived through the depression.  I was taught the value of a dollar and how important it was to save because you did not know what was going to happen tomorrow.  My grandmother would take me to downtown Columbus when I was a child for an outing.  The treat was eating at McDonald's where we ordered hamburgers to go.  I can remember sitting on the State House lawn and my grandmother pulling cheese out of her purse to put on our sandwiches because the cheese was cheaper than ordering a cheeseburger.  Another time we were cleaning out a condo my grandparents rented and my grandmother saved the ice cubes because water costs money.  I'm here to help those who saved their entire lives pass on their legacy.