Tanishila Floyd
About the Author
Tanishila (Tee) Floyd is a proud mother of 3, a daughter and two sons. Two of her children are grown. One is serving in the military, as a Marine, following in her footsteps of serving our country. The oldest is currently a student at University of Minnesota working toward their Doctorate. Tanishila is known by her nickname, Tee, to her closest friends and family. She worked very hard on her accomplishments, having served in the US Army honorably, over 10 years. Tanishila obtained the rank of E-6 (Staff Sergeant) before leaving the military to further her career in Information Technology. She has over 26 years of experience in this field including her time in the military. Her latest role was Senior Systems Engineer. During her time in the military, she was able to perform The National Anthem for numerous events. In her free time, she was also able to act in gospel plays and black history observances. Tanishila enjoys decorating and designing for homes as well. Tanishila was able to meet many people in her life travels who have become lifelong friends whom she adores. Her big heart and love for people keeps her encouraged to spread love and positivity . She enjoys mentoring through sharing her knowledge and life experiences to inspire others. Not only has she been a soldier but a strong survivor of domestic and partner abuse. Tanishila's life story is one of resilience and determination. She is ready to share her dynamic story in hopes to heal and motivate others. For Tanishila there is no looking back.
Lineage of Grief
The Lineage of Grief is the first book of the series designed to walk readers through various stories derived from various perspectives of grief.Grief resides in every living being with a heartbeat and soul. Grief is a universal language spoken by all regardless of race, creed or color. It is inevitable to live and not know grief in an intimate way. Perhaps it was God's design to balance egos and evil tendencies. Perhaps it is a painful reminder that life, death, and circumstances beyond human control must always yield to a power beyond itself. Perhaps, it is accepting that we own nothing truly, however, we get an opportunity to experience people, places and things. Not one thing belongs to us, even our own lives.
