Thank You Letter From
the Utah Department Of Public Safety
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Thank You Letter From
the Utah Highway Patrol
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Thank You Letter From
the Department of Corrections
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"Anne is a courageous woman who is a survivor! She has gone to the depths of hell and come through it with wisdom and grace. She has an encouraging story to tell about the resiliency of the human spirit. I have known Anne for several years; she is honest and forthright. She is a remarkable woman and has chosen to live a remarkable life in spite of the odds against her."
—W. A. "Bill" Adams
Cofounder and CEO of Maxcomm , Inc.
An Organizational Consulting Firm
"I have been pleased to know Anne Davis for many years and have come to respect her immensely. She has an amazing story to tell corroborated by incredible hard copy evidence. Anne has turned her horrific adversities into an uplifting and sometimes humorous presentation of courage and hope that would surely inspire any audience."
—Bryan A. Larson
Attorney-at-Law
Larson, Turner, Dalby & Ethington
President, Utah Association for Justice
"Anne Davis is a 'transition person'--a person who stops or breaks abusive, harmful, unhealthy or unfortunate events and replaces them with understanding and healing. Anne’s candor about being a victim and making the conscious choice to not remain a victim makes her uniquely qualified to understand and help others dealing with trauma or despair. She is a teacher and a leader. She will help others to be 'transition persons.'"
—Jeff Call
FranklinCovey Alliance Partner
to the Master Potter
and transformation by fire...
Much of your pain is self-chosen.
It is bitter potion by which the
physician within you heals your sick self.
Therefore trust the physician, and drink
his remedy in silence and tranquility:
For his hand, though heavy and hard,
is guided by the tender hand of the Unseen,
And the cup he brings, though it burn
your lips, has been fashioned of the clay
which the Potter has moistened with His
own sacred tears.
The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran