Footsteps My Journey

When Kathy Bee left her small town, Bloomingburg, Ohio, (a town of 500 people), she never realized that she would become a part of the legacy of one of her favorite poems, Footprints In The Sand. In 1979, after a performance at the country music nightclub the Palomino in North Hollywood, CA, Bee met Mary Stevenson Zangare. An invitation to a home cooked meal was offered by Mary...and eagerly accepted by Bee. During this dinner party, after Bee complimented Mary on her poems (which were hanging in frames and on plaques on her living room walls), Mary rewarded Bee with a large box full of Mary's hand-written and typed poems. One old poem stood out amongst the rest. It was a 1939 copy of Footprints In The Sand. On the back side of the poem was another poem that was signed Stevey. When Bee inquired about the Footprints poem, Mary stated that she was the author. Bee proceeded to find a credit card size copy of her own Footprints poem (which was signed Author Unknown) and began to question Mary...Sadly Marry shared the circumstances surrounding the poem and how it became anonymous. Believing Mary's story, Bee promised that she would help Mary to become "Author Known." 35 years later, Bee's story Footsteps Her Journey, will be shared in a new documentary, Footprints Miracles Secrets & Lies. With a little help from her friends, Bee hopes that her Indiegogo Crowd Funding Campaign will draw financial backers and more stories about Footprints and the impact the poem has left on other's lives. See more at http: //www.FootprintsMiracles.com