As a Black Sash member, rural fieldworker and writer of book one of Your guide to farmworkers and the law, Annemarie Hendrikz shared a close association with Sheena for many years, including inheriting from Sheena the role of national coordinator of the Black Sash advice offices when the organisation decided to make that a full time salaried position. In time, ... Read moreSheena and Annemarie also found they had coincidental connections, such as each having a daughter named Carey, and each spending time living in the same house. (When Sheena and her family returned from Zimbabwe and were waiting for their Parkhurst house to be built, they rented the Jan Smuts avenue house from Annemarie's mother Hansje Hendrikz - fondly known to both as Moetie). Annemarie's previous work in the life-story genre includes Dear one - A tribute to Lucille Gillwald, and work with four rural women to enable the writing of: This is my life - Mirriam Moleleki; Umzabalazo - Neliswa Mroxisa; My storie loop so - Nongeteni Mfengu; and Not the end of world - Nothemba Ngcwecwe. Show Less