Dorothy Woolford Ellis's journey from a small-town girl in Koshkonong to a revered environmentalist and political figure is a tale of determination, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to the land she loved. Born on June 13, 1920, to Fred and Alice (Guy) Woolford, Dorothy's early life in the "Peach Capital of the World" set the stage for a lifetime of activism and environmental stewardship. This story unfolds across the sprawling landscapes of Oregon County, Missouri, weaving together the threads of Dorothy's remarkable contributions to conservation, politics, and community engagement.
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