Life has a way of reminding us that we are not in control. Although Jessica Zalusky spent years making a name for herself first as a competitive snowboarder, then as a professional motorcycle racer, she was never injured. At the age of 32, after her best racing season, everything changed.
At La Jolla Country Day High School in San Diego, California, she was a star on the basketball and volleyball courts.
Karen heard about an airplane race for women. Curious, she discovered the race has its roots in the 1929 First Women’s Air Derby in which legends like Amelia Earhart flew.
Her tall, slender frame creates a striking figure on the dance floor – but her personality fills the room.
Her name is Lilly and her favorite princess is Sleeping Beauty. She sold 364 boxes of Girl Scout cookies. At seven years old, she maintains a busy schedule of school, dance lessons, skiing, sports and traveling.
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