036 Mary Storrie, founder of The Rosie May Foundation on turning personal tragedy into hope

Good Leaders with Stephen George by Stephen George

Feb 11, 201957:54Government & Organizations

After the murder of her ten-year-old daughter Rosie May in 2003, Mary Storrie turned personal tragedy into hope by creating a living legacy – the Rosie May Foundation (RMF) – an international children's charity which hel...

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