"Monologue from the Grave," offers a unique and poignant glimpse into the lives of theses individual women laid to rest in DeLand, Florida. Each episode features a monologue, written from the perspective of the deceased, sharing personal stories, memories, and reflections on their lives. Through these intimate narratives, listeners gain insight into the rich tapestry of lives lived, complete with their joys, sorrows, passions, and contributions to their community. The WWAD podcast serves as a powerful reminder of the individual stories that shape the history of a place.

Barbara Arlene Hickox: Beloved wife, mother, and Grammie. Born in MA, moved to DeLand. Devoted to family and active in community sports. Lived a life full of love and support.

Alice Matters Pegram: Teacher, traveler, and woman of faith. Lived to 108, touching lives across continents. A lifelong learner and devoted mother. She kept going, kept giving, kept showing up.

Dr. Hazel Christine “Chris” Brown: Medical missionary with a boundless heart. Served globally and cherished her many godchildren. Lived a life poured out in service and love.

Kathlena Hall Patton (née Tuttle): A music woman of many names. Taught and performed piano, voice, and more. A mother and musician who filled lives with melody. Her music lingers.