In this moving tribute, William L. Parsons reflects on the life and achievements of Colonel Phineas Staunton and the legacy he left behind. He also honors Miss Marietta Ingham, a passionate advocate for women's education who played a key role in founding Ingham University. With eloquent prose and deep emotion, Parsons brings these figures to life and inspires readers to follow in their footsteps.

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