Georgia Mom Opens Trendy Boutique for Less Fortunate Kids After Seeing Her Foster Daughters Bloom

Georgia Mom Opens Trendy Boutique for Less Fortunate Kids After Seeing Her Foster Daughters Bloom
Courtesy of Linda Durrence
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After the tragic loss of her daughter, a foster mom and entrepreneur from Georgia became devoted to faith and doing good works for less fortunate young people. It was a redemption of sorts.

Already a business owner, Linda Durrence, 51, alongside her husband, Mark, 56, in February opened a niche thrift boutique especially for kids in need.

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