Georgia was the only child of Alfred Webb and Evelyn Powers. They divorced before her birth and she never had the opportunity to meet her father. Late in life she was introduced to her step-mother, Dorothy Ketelsen Webb and learned much about him through her. She also was able to meet many of her relatives on her father's side. She and Donald raised 5 children, then were divorced after 35 years of marriage. Georgia was passionate about her faith and about teaching others basic reading and math skills. Another of her late-life accomplishments was acquiring her Bachelor's degree and her teaching credential at Montana State University. As she was raising her children she was also involved in an evangelical outreach program called child evangelism. She incorporated her childhood interest in magic and gave many performances at numerous churches and schools.
Georgia was the only child of Alfred Webb and Evelyn Powers. They divorced before her birth and she never had the opportunity to meet her father. Late in life she was introduced to her step-mother, Dorothy Ketelsen Webb and learned much about him through her. She also was able to meet many of her relatives on her father's side. She and Donald raised 5 children, then were divorced after 35 years of marriage. Georgia was passionate about her faith and about teaching others basic reading and math skills. Another of her late-life accomplishments was acquiring her Bachelor's degree and her teaching credential at Montana State University. As she was raising her children she was also involved in an evangelical outreach program called child evangelism. She incorporated her childhood interest in magic and gave many performances at numerous churches and schools.
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