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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2023 · 1H 23M

#89: Fredda Jones - Historian and Teacher

from The Cowboy Perspective an exploration of grit, servant leadership, and business philosophy with high performers!

Welcome to our history of Comanche, TX series! Our first guest is Fredda Jones, who has a deep knowledge of our history as well as an amazing background growing up in our town. We cover a lot of ground and are excited to share it with y'all, enjoy! Visit us online: https://thecowboyperspective.com/ Support our Sponsor: https://www.southwesternadvisorygroup.com/ Links: Leta Andrews - Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Fredda on Facebook Topics: (2:40) - It's important to do hard things (4:29) - The winningest basketball coach in the nation (10:15) - Striving to win and be the best you can be (13:54) - Winning a national championship in track (24:53) - Reminiscing on friendships (34:20) -  Comanche history (45:25) - Fredda's love for history (1:02:00) - The story of Boss Green (1:07:33) - Losing a Child & motherhood

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