Marsha A. Willis

Marsha Willis

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Marsha Willis

371 South Emerson StreetDenver, Colorado 80209-2213(303) 777-1868 days; 777-8871 evenings

Marsha Willis

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Marsha Willis - Project Manager Dignitas

Mrs. Willis is Program Director for the Americas Development Group in Denver, Colorado, where she provides organizational and paralegal consulting to U.S. and Mexican interests.She was formally employed by Xerox Corporation and AM International in a variety of management, product marketing, sales and technical training development.She has helped launch products and programs into Latin American markets with dazzling success.Her education and experience make her a specialist in cross-cultural practices, public relations, and customer service.A world traveler she is also an award-winning, internationally-recognized author and public speaker.Her dedication and skills create and open up new opportunities and possibilities, previously thought impossible.

11/03/07 Marsha Willis Joins Dignitas.

Denver CO, November 07-Marsha Willis has come aboard with Dignitas as a project manager for Mexico and Colombia.Marsha Willis is Program Director for the Americas Development Group in Denver, Colorado, where she provides organizational and paralegal consulting to U.S. and Mexican interests and looks forward to bringing these talents to the Dignitas Team.

Willis has worked with both private companies and governments throughout Latin America on variety of projects for the State of Veracruz, General Electric de México, the Gates Corporation and Cherokee Sanford Group, among others.She is a world traveler who brings not only a wealth of marketing, management and project design skills to Dignitas, and to its parent company Unifi Capital Partners, but first-hand knowledge of people, customs and cultures around the world."Dignitas is thrilled that Marsha has joined us on our mission to change the face of housing in Latin America," said Edward C. Hoagland III, Dignitas Managing Director.

11/03/07 Marsha Willis Joins Dignitas.Denver CO, November 07-Marsha Willis has come aboard with Dignitas as a project manager for Mexico and ...
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11/03/07 Marsha Willis Joins Dignitas.

11/03/07 Marsha Willis Joins Dignitas.Denver CO, November 07-Marsha Willis has come aboard with Dignitas as a project manager for Mexico and ...

Marsha A. Willis is Program Director for the Americas Development Group which advises U.S. and Mexican public and private sector entities in matters pertaining to business and trade.She is also vice president of the Ethan Foundation, which was formed to raise public awareness of traffic safety.

She and her husband Mark live in Denver with their adopted daughter Rima.

Interview with Marsha A. Willis, Author

Marsha Willis

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In Marsha A. Willis' heart-wrenching new book, The Ethan Chronicles: Requiem for a Life Stolen, readers join the inner circle of Ethan's family as it struggles to come to grips with an overpowering loss and make sense of the tragedy that ended a promising young man's life.

Willis--program director of a Denver company that advises organizations on matters of U.S./Latin American business and trade, and vice president of the Ethan Foundation, dedicated to raising public awareness of traffic safety--is actually "Ann Williams" in the book.
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Although Willis used creative license in reproducing the thoughts and conversations of others involved,law enforcement officials, relatives of the wayward driver, and various community members,the book revolves around many indisputable facts: Ethan's life and death, the dangerous and controversial intersection at which he was killed, media quotes, and judicial transcripts and outcomes.
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With moving eloquence and graphic vividness, Marsha Willis writes about the death of her twenty-one-year-old son in a senseless automobile accident.Her tone is, in turn, despairing, furious, uncomprehending, and filled with unconditional love.

Her own introduction best defines Willis's subject and purpose: "The Ethan Chronicles is based on factual occurrences as interpreted through my eyes.As such it is a work of 'creative nonfiction'."Nevertheless, she points out, her story is true and factual as it relates to the life and death of Ethan, the dangerousness of the intersection, quotes from the media, findings of the trials, transcripts of the sentencing hearing, conversations of friends and family as well as the emotional devastation wrought upon Ethan's loved ones.

It is her hope that the book might provide valuable insight to parents, drivers, friends of grieving parents, and to members of educational, legal, law enforcement and engineering professions.

In this reviewer's opinion, Marsha Willis succeeds in this formidable undertaking.While her style is smooth and her choice of language is exquisite, it is her absolute honesty that gives the story power.

The Ethan Chronicles Bereaved mother and author of The Eathan Chronicles: A Requiem for a Life Stolen, Marsha Willis is the program director of a Denver company that advises organizations on matters of U.S./Latin American business and trade, and vice president of the Ethan Foundation, dedicated to raising public awareness of traffic safety.Marsha is actually "Ann Williams" in the book.She reports that even though her book is a work of "creative nonfiction," she remained true to the story as it unfolded to her.Written during the early days of her most intense grief, it reflects her perceptions and understanding of Eathan's death.I was delighted to meet Marsha when we presented together at the TCF Denver-Front Range bereavement workshop, Our Peace in Verse and Dreams.