As she reflects on a childhood of humble beginnings, Dr. Suzanne Yee explains how the American Dream is woven into the fabric of her family history. “My parents immigrated from China, sponsored by my father’s uncle, and came through Ellis Island. They did not know any English when they arrived in Arkansas. They gradually learned it and helped with the family’s general store.” In Holly Grove, Wong’s Grocery offered everything. “Like a mini-Walmart.” Suzanne remembers working there on weekends and after school; she realizes her own work ethic is learned from this example. There weren’t many vacations, but lots of…
Past Cover Stories
Family Tradition, A Christmas Story
The holidays beckon fellowship: it’s a time when traditions and parties seem to take priority. For the Wilson family, it’s a season of rehearsals and production preparation for A Christmas...
Emily Piechocki – National Philanthropy Day Nominations Chair
“I’ve been fortunate to work with incredible volunteers and donors; their generosity reminds me of the power of human kindness. Witnessing how people come together to help families in crisis,...
Legendary Care Defining the Decades
In 1976, as CARTI established an unwavering mission of compassionate care, pop culture reflected diversity and innovation that defined a decade. This new cancer treatment center specialized in radiation...
Light the Dark
THE Winthrop P Rockefeller Cancer Institute at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences provides hope and healing for families who experience the devasting effects of a cancer diagnosis. Each...
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