Pamela Huey
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Huey was born in Fargo and is a graduate of Western Illinois University in Macomb. She received a graduate degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois in Springfield. With her husband, Paul Walsh, she raised two sons, both born in Washington, D.C., and adopted as infants. They are both African American and have immeasurably enriched their lives. She also have a step daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter.
Latest from Pamela Huey
Books
N.D. man traveled 113,000 miles to gather stories from elders in every town of state
A North Dakota man traveled to every town in the state, gathering memories and wisdom from the Greatest Generation.
December 29, 2020
Inspire
St. Louis Park man who was pen pal to Jackie Robinson helps keep No. 42's story alive
Ron Rabinovitz has co-written a children's book, "Always Jackie," just the way Robinson signed his letters to a young Ronnie.
May 2, 2020
Local
Merton Strommen, Lutheran pastor who dedicated his life to young people, dies at 100
His avocation was music, but God's calling to the ministry changed his career direction.
September 28, 2019
Variety
Signature in hymnal sets Minnesota woman on search for MLK's favorite hymn
My Aunt Mary 's encounter with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. set me on a search to find his favorite hymn.
January 16, 2018
Variety
Buddy Holly band member Tommy Allsup, who saved his life with a coin toss, dies at 85
He lost the coin flip with another band member, missing the plane that crashed on "The Day the Music Died."
January 16, 2017
Variety
Signature in hymnal sets Minnesota woman on search for MLK's favorite hymn
My Aunt Mary 's encounter with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. set me on a search to find his favorite hymn.
January 16, 2018
Variety
Buddy Holly band member Tommy Allsup, who saved his life with a coin toss, dies at 85
He lost the coin flip with another band member, missing the plane that crashed on "The Day the Music Died."
January 16, 2017