Paulette Summer

Paulette Summer (1948-2018) was born in the little pennisula town of Alburgh, Vt. to parents Alva Dulude and Laura (ST. John's) Dulude, who immigrated to the US around 1930. Paulette and her 3 brothers and 2 sisters are of French and Indian descent. Paulette credits beautiful Lake Champlain, which was just 300 feet from the front door of their home and is 2 miles wide at that point, with much of the inspiration for her creativity as a writer, photographer, animal advocate, decorator, nature lover and all around Ms. Fix-It.

Paulette's first 2 books, "I AM LUCKY", (the inspiration came while holding Lucky her kitty friend and constant companion, who began to intuitively share with her his story of being born outdoors). Her second book, "IN THE STILLNESS OF THE NIGHT", (the inspiration came when she was working as a Hospice Nurse, caring for a dying patient. As she sat beside her unconscious patient, she closed her eyes and asked Spirit to give her a way to show people the world over that death is not to be feared. That only the physical body can die. Soul can never die.) Immediately the inspiration for the story of the little boy who was dying of cancer came to her. It would be 10 years before she would finish editing her first 2 books and establish her own publishing company, MILLENNIUM PUBLICATIONS. They were published by Paulette in 2000. The revised, second copies of both books will be available by the end of 2018. Paulette is busily at work polishing off her next books on Death & Dying; DEATH-THE GREATEST ILLUSION, A TIME TO LIVE, and A TIME TO DIE. She is also at work on 4 more manuscripts; FREE SPIRIT, THERE ARE NO WEEDS, DO YOU REMEMBER? and MEET SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS.