Patsy Riley

Patsy Riley is a former First Lady of Alabama. She wrote a book about 11 other First Ladies of Alabama. ^{[1] [2]} As First Lady of Alabama she advocated for increased funding for foster parents, a statue of Helen Keller, and refurbishment of the governor's mansion. ^[3] She also wrote When the Dinner Bell Rings at the Governor's Mansion, a collection of personal stories and recipes. ^[4] She has been involved in various civic and charitable projects. ^[5]

She supporting her husband's agenda as Alabama's First Lady and supporting "Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters" (HIPPY) ^{[6] [7]}

References

1. [e-mail], Alec Harvey (December 7, 2010). "Patsy Riley details lives of the other wives who've lived in Alabama's Governor's Mansion". al.
2. Gerlach, Michele (April 8, 2011). "Patsy Riley holds book signing at Springdale".
3. Intern, Patrick McCreless Times. "First lady Patsy Riley speaks to Woman's Club". Gadsden Times.
4. When the Dinner Bell Rings at the Governor's Mansion. Office of the Governor State of Alabama. ISBN   978-0-9649877-9-1.
5. "IQLA - College of Human Sciences - Auburn University".
6. "Welcome to the Official site of Alabama's First Lady".
7. and "Healthy Exercise and Living (H.E.A.L.)