Faith, Grief and Pass the Chocolate Pudding

After the unexpected death of her father, author Heather Wallace delightfully lightens the dark side of grief with humor. Wittingly narrating memorable moments such as being pulled over by police while wearing lingerie, Heather reassures readers that although grief can take us all to the edge of our senses, it also gets less awful.

In her comical breakout book Faith, Grief & Pass the Chocolate Pudding, Heather boldly reassures readers, “I get you. You’re not crazy. It’s gonna be okay.”

Foreword by Amy Logan, author of A Girl with a Cape.

Heather Wallace has been in youth ministry for eighteen years and is currently the Director of Youth Ministry at Second Presbyterian Church in Little Rock. She is both a speaker and community educator at Faith and Grief events. She serves on the annual events committee of the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators. Heather is the co-author of Grief Diaries: Loss of a Parent. A native of the suburbs of Chicago, she attended Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and currently resides in Arkansas with her husband, children, and one neurotic hound dog. A graduate of the US Air Force Academy, Stuart Rubio has served for the past 18 years and currently commands a combat airlift squadron. An avid triathlete, Stu is a fan of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, Air Force Falcons, and all Philadelphia teams. He also loves all teams, casts, bands, choirs, and scout packs that involve his children. Stu currently resides in Biloxi, Mississippi, with his wife, Megan, and their three boys.