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My East Anglian Heaven and Hell with Karen Luke | Eastern Daily Press

Gina Long Karen Luke, co-owner of the Heart of Suffolk Distillery - Credit: Contributed Karen Luke, co-owner of the Heart of Suffolk Distillery, previously spent 16 years working for the local authority, based in school finance. Never one to stand still and always looking for that bigger challenge, Karen seized the opportunity redundancy presented her and threw herself into successfully steering the distillery through its infancy with her husband Martyn. The challenges of the last year have certainly tested her resilience and she has been overwhelmed with the support for local business and their continued success.  What is your connection to East Anglia?

My East Anglian Heaven and Hell with Karen Luke | East Anglian Daily Times

Gina Long Karen Luke, co-owner of the Heart of Suffolk Distillery - Credit: Contributed Karen Luke, co-owner of the Heart of Suffolk Distillery, previously spent 16 years working for the local authority, based in school finance. Never one to stand still and always looking for that bigger challenge, Karen seized the opportunity redundancy presented her and threw herself into successfully steering the distillery through its infancy with her husband Martyn. The challenges of the last year have certainly tested her resilience and she has been overwhelmed with the support for local business and their continued success.  What is your connection to East Anglia?

Caring in Viral Times

Share: Indifference toward the most vulnerable has driven the death toll of COVID-19, just as it did during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Against this backdrop, even small acts of kindness can make a difference. Like her mother, who had worked as a nurse in a factory, my mother found her calling in caring for others. Between raising my sisters and me, she taught special education, ran a women’s crisis hotline, volunteered at the state prison to teach reading, worked at the YMCA and that’s just what I can remember before I left for college. I fondly remember trailing behind her as we walked through the neighborhoods of Marion, Indiana, as she knocked on doors to convince factory workers to vote for George McGovern. I have memories of her kneeling beside old wooden desks encouraging her students at Crispus Attucks High School in Indianapolis. And though vague, I have this image of her at a YMCA picnic, surrounded by children vying for her attention children with twisted bodi

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