Wish I Didn’t Miss You: Honoring Angie Stone


In 2025, Women’s History Month honors the theme Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations. This theme highlights the profound impact of women who have dedicated their lives to education, mentorship, and leadership. Throughout March, let’s celebrate the women who have shaped history, uplifted communities, and paved the way for future generations.


Wish I Didn’t Miss You: Honoring Angie Stone

Stone’s voice was the soundtrack to my childhood, my adolescence, my adulthood. Angie Stone, I wish I didn’t miss you, but I thank you for enriching my life.

10 Inspiring Children’s Books About Women

As a father, I believe in being actively involved in my children’s lives by shaping their understanding of the world. I’m especially passionate about sharing women’s stories because they often get overlooked. By reading about trailblazing women, children can learn about courage, determination, and the power of standing up for what’s right.

The Black Women Teachers Who Shaped My Mind and Spirit

Black women teachers expanded my understanding of the world, taught me lessons that went beyond the classroom, and shaped the very core of who I am. They were protectors, encouragers, and cultivators of possibility.


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Let's continue celebrating Angie Stone's musical legacy by enjoying one of her biggest hits, "I Wish I Didn't Miss You."



Upcoming Events

On Friday, March 7th, we are kicking off Rodeo Season with a fun night of networking and art. Dress in your finest Western attire and get ready for an evening filled with celebration, inspiration, and intentional connections.

Enjoy complimentary champagne & light bites and high-energy vibes curated by DJ Alkemy

The event is free to attend but spaces are limited so RSVP now!

Rothko Chapel Art Auction

Join us on March 6 from 6pm - 8pm, for an exclusive Art Auction Preview presented by McClain Gallery in partnership with C2 Art Advisors. Get a first look at extraordinary works from renowned artists before the official launch of the Inspirit: Evening of Inspiration auction. This is your chance to acquire a remarkable piece while supporting the Rothko Chapel’s mission.


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