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Odessa author partners with Tate to ink historic and revolutionary family memoir

Author M. Elayne Hunt partnered with Tate Publishing to publish “Dreams Fulfilled: One Family’s Quiet Triumph over Adversity.”

An exquisite eye-opener for readers everywhere!
— Trinity Tate-Edgerton, Acquisitions Editor
ODESSA, TEXAS --, UNITED STATES, March 3, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- ODESSA, Texas — Texan author M. Elayne Hunt has partnered with Tate Publishing to commence the publication process of her book, “Dreams Fulfilled: One Family’s Quiet Triumph over Adversity.”
“Dreams Fulfilled: One Family’s Quiet Triumph Over Adversity”, is M. Elayne Hunt’s is the true family story. The book provides a vivid picture of the Hunt family and the travails of Elayne and her husband, Walter. It explains what they experienced beginning in the late 1960’s in Odessa Texas and how they dared to dream of a better way of life for themselves and equal opportunities in education for their two sons. The Hunts knew that change would not come easy, and while paying the price for justice and equality, their faith, courage, and strength sustained them, and most of their dreams were fulfilled.
“My older son, Daryl, inspired me and requested that I write our family’s story for him. Daryl did not want our story lost in the annals of history; but instead become a significant part of the history of Odessa, Texas,” shares Elayne.
“Dreams Fulfilled” is a historic and a revolutionary write-up that shows how the Hunts were the first African-American couple to ever exercise the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to support the right to purchase property in a previously all Anglo-homogeneous neighborhood located in Odessa, Texas, without fear. Together with a couple from a larger community, Elayne and her husband was able to overturn discrimination in housing and helped them to strongly encourage the county school district to carry out the plans they submitted to the federal government—which was approved.
Published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, the book is available through bookstores nationwide, from the publisher at www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore, or by visiting barnesandnoble.com or amazon.com.
M. Elayne Hunt is the widow of Walter Lee Hunt. They had been a team for 37 years before he lost his battle with cancer in 1992. Elayne is the step-mother of one daughter, Geneva (now deceased) and the mother of two sons, her first-born son, the late Daryl Lynn Hunt, who died of a massive heart attack at age fifty three in 2010, and who insisted and inspired her to write this story. Her younger son, Kevin Rene Hunt, currently lives in New York City, NY.

Elayne retired from the Ector County Independent School District after thirty-six years of service motivating students. She moved to DeSoto, Texas, to be near her biological family again, and lived there for nine years. West Texas had a hold on her so, she returned to Odessa in 2003, and intends to live out her life here among many, many great friends. She is an avid reader and loves interior decorating.

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