#4 - Major General Rita Aragon

Lola Adeyemi is the Managing Director of Code Fellows, a technical skills training academy headquartered in Seattle, Washington. She is also a realtor at The New Home Homie, a real estate agency located in Oklahoma City. You can learn more at: www.codefellows.org www.facebook.com/TheNewHomeHomie/

Paige Moon-Lloyd is the Director of Stepping Stones Centers, a nonprofit organization in Bethany, OK that helps women with children that are struggling with addiction, mental health, homelessness, domestic violence, loss of a spouse, and more. You can learn more at https://steppingstonescenters.org/

Major General Rita Aragon served as the first female General Officer, first female commander of the Oklahoma Air National Guard, and first woman in the United States to command a state’s Air National Guard. She was selected as the first woman and fourth Secretary of Veterans Affairs for the State of Oklahoma in 2010. In this episode, Linda Fernandez speaks with Major General Aragon about her experiences and support in the military, family, and more.

Linda Fernandez sits down with Troyvonne Hamilton, in a very powerful and moving conversation about her son, Josiah, faith, family, and much more.

Linda Fernandez speaks with Carla Hinton on her journey as a single parent.

The Single Parent Support Network (SPSN) exists to help provide single parents with the support, resources, and knowledge they need to provide the best lives for their children and themselves. Our goal is to build a stronger community through engaging programs and events that promote a positive lifestyle for single-parent families everywhere. Before they reach the age of 18, one of out of every two children in the United States will have lived in a single-parent home at some point in their lives. If you are a single parent, you know it can be overwhelming for both you and your children. That’s why the Single Parent Support Network (SPSN) is here to offer the support, comfort, and services single parents need.  We’re here to give you a hand up, not a handout! We exist to help the drowning emerge, to help the strong become stronger. Our network is full of members with healthy, restored lives, and we are proud to have been to be there to help along the way. The Single Parent Support Network (405) [email protected] supportforsingleparents.org