Purchase copies of Kathryn's books and CDs. Her books are also available in E-book format, as well as "text to voice" for the sight-impaired. Her songs can also be downloaded individually in Mp3 format.
Kathryn's Naples (Florida) Daily News Blog (UPDATE: KATHRYN RETIRED HER BLOG IN 2015)
Kathryn writes a weekly blog for the online Naples Daily News in Southwest Florida. "Life in The Slow Lane" is about everyday events and people with which everyone can identify. Funny, sometimes poignant, tongue-in-cheek, and even a little edgy now and then, Kathryn's literary style has been compared to Andy Rooney and Maureen Dowd. Regular readers of "Life in the Slow Lane" are often invited to contribute possible topics for the blog. Kathryn also contributes the occasional "hard news" article to the News publications as well. "I was a writer before I was a singer," says Kathryn, "and this is almost like going home." I'm having a great time." Sign up on for the mailing list on this website for regular notifications of her published works.
Bob's "Life in the Slow Lane" segment aired at 7:33 a.m. every Friday morning, when Bob and Kathryn discussed her latest blog topic. While Kathryn has retired her blog, you can still hear Bob's fascinating interviews with guests representing a wide variety of disciplines, professions, political affiliations and backgrounds in the Southwest Florida area.
Kathryn's Facebook page
Kathryn believes that those who have the ability, time and resources to do so have a willing obligation to "give back." She spends a great deal of her time volunteering in causes from animal welfare, developmental disabilities, the environment, among others. Below are some of her favorite charities, but by no means the only ones she endorses and supports.
The website of a very special group of animals, and people, in southwestern Connecticut. The largest totally volunteer owned and operated animal welfare organization in CT, with a stand-alone shelter and many local programs, Kathryn spent many heartwarming hours socializing abused dogs, and serving as President. She learned that donations to this "no-kill" shelter do precisely what "DAWS" claims they do.
An incredible group of clinicians who risk their lives to provide medical care to people in places of which many in the USA have never even heard, much less seen. Treating people without regard to race, nationality, creed, color, or socio-economic status, this organization was also a favorite charity of Kathryn's late husband, Capt. Al Taubert, who, as a Pan American World Airways commercial airline pilot, saw many of those places Doctors Without Borders goes. Al's positive influence on the lives of those around him was profound, enduring, and an example to all who knew him.
