Rainbow Tipis Forever

'Rainbow Tipis Forever' 'And So We Lived' – two books inside one cover. Rainbow Tipis Forever is a compilation of letters, poetry, photographs and true stories about real people. It is about Marsha Ellen Meidow’s 34 year journey until she died from a brain aneurysm and became an organ donor. Marsha empowered women to feel safe, find their inner voice, surpass their goals, and attain enlightenment. The 'Marsha Ellen Meidow Foundation' will receive funds from the sale of this book. It is a non-profit foundation which provides funding to organizations, facilities and programs that aid women and youth at risk. 'And So We Lived' was written by Marshas Grandfather, Wilfred Benjamin Angliss. It is a firsthand account of his experiences as a prisoner of war in World War 2. He starts by sharing his childhood, his experiences in the British army, and what happened after his surrender. 'Four years of my life were spent behind barbed wire, and I, like many of my fellow prisoners, was forced to endure that time under conditions of war. Recorded here are the prisoner of war camps, in which I spent my years of confinement: Kalamata, Corinth, and Salonika in Greece; Belgrade in Yugoslavia; Spital, Wolfsburg, Graz, Looben, and Nickelsdorf in Austria; and Hoensfeldt in Bavaria.'