Gladys Quarre Knapp was a woman ahead of her time as one of the most radiant, successful, behind the scenes Hollywood and political women of the 20th Century. Her unique opportunity and perspective on making the best out of life's offerings prompted her son to document their tales, adventures, and travels from San Francisco, Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Palm Beach, and Santa Barbara. With one of her well-known remarks, she would say, "It's not important who you know, what is important is who knows you." One of the first women bridging the gap between emerging Hollywood and Broadway luminaries and California's founding families. A woman ahead of her time, facing challenges with grace, humor, lan, and never afraid to say what was on her mind. With her beauty, personality, and enchanting wit, she very well could have been the inspiration for the character Auntie Mame.

This is a story of survival and how God has held and protected me even in my Mother's womb. It is a story of a life long relationship with God and how He has blessed me. It is a story that shows how God loves all of us and desires a personal relationship with all His children and how to achieve and develop that personal relationship.

This is a story of survival and how God has held and protected me even in my Mother's womb. It is a story of a life long relationship with God and how He has blessed me. It is a story that shows how God loves all of us and desires a personal relationship with all His children and how to achieve and develop that personal relationship.

Gladys Quarre Knapp was a woman ahead of her time as one of the most radiant, successful, behind the scenes Hollywood and political women of the 20th Century. Her unique opportunity and perspective on making the best out of life's offerings prompted her son to document their tales, adventures, and travels from San Francisco, Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Palm Beach, and Santa Barbara. With one of her well-known remarks, she would say, "It's not important who you know, what is important is who knows you." One of the first women bridging the gap between emerging Hollywood and Broadway luminaries and California's founding families. A woman ahead of her time, facing challenges with grace, humor, lan, and never afraid to say what was on her mind. With her beauty, personality, and enchanting wit, she very well could have been the inspiration for the character Auntie Mame.