Wifeology 2023:
The Working Wife Retreat
Welcome
Wifeology
July 21- 23, 2023
The Wifeology: Working Wives Retreat is an extension of my passion. This event gives working wives in attendance a chance to rejuvenate, be inspired and leave with nuggets that will improve their daily lives.
Please consider sponsoring this retreat to help me make a difference in our community. A portion of proceeds will go to the Courtlin Arrington Scholarship Fund which I started five years ago. Tax Deductible forms provided.
This year we will be at Lanier Islands in Buford, Georgia. Can’t wait to see you there!
Doctor creates scholarship in Huffman High School senior’s memory
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Testimonials
Recent Blog Posts
Shining a Light on Pancreatic Cancer
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Shine a Light, Break the Silence
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