Sisters In Spirit
Karen and Stowe came together in 2012 to write music that would touch hearts and heal souls. As "StoweGood" they have travelled the world and transformed countless lives. Along came Melissa, a caring professional audiologist, entrepreneur, and championship ballroom dancer who was looking to share her gift of movement with the world.
The first time the "three sisters" met it was like they had known each other forever.
They immediately began to dream. “What if?” they said, “we combined our talents and created a totally different kind of experience?”
And that is how the What If? Retreat began...
The first time the "three sisters" met it was like they had known each other forever.
They immediately began to dream. “What if?” they said, “we combined our talents and created a totally different kind of experience?”
And that is how the What If? Retreat began...
Meet Karen
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Karen Taylor Good is the Grammy-nominated songwriter of "How Can I Help You Say Goodbye" and other radio hits by Patty Loveless, Al Jarreau, and Melissa Manchester. She has recorded albums and movie soundtracks with Willie Nelson, Al Green, and Dolly Parton.
Her music is used by The Compassionate Friends, The National Hospice Foundation, and Heal For Life. |
Meet Stowe
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Stowe Dailey is a singer-songwriter, best-selling author, and recent cancer survivor. She co-wrote the hit song "Long Time Comin’" for the group Shenandoah. Stowe has co-authored five books, including Flying High, which includes her personal story of child abuse and its aftermath. Stowe was recently featured at the “I Can Do It!” Conference in Toronto.
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Meet Melissa
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Melissa Kaye is an all-around Renaissance woman and life-long entrepreneur. She has traveled the world engaged in humanitarian work fitting children with hearing aids. She also was part of international tours as a competitive ballroom dancer. Her businesses include Hearing Health Care and Event Planning. She has written and directed countless dance shows, sat on state regulatory boards for consumer protection, and conducted training seminars. Melissa works as a life-coach helping people move forward into their beautiful future. She is currently writing her new book Movement: Taking time to do what matters most.
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