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Anzimee additionally, gives credit to her father for her love of nature and the outdoors, particularly the moss carpeted, dense forests of lofty Douglass fir, native to Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. A "lay" botanist, the elder Faubion took his family on hikes throughout wilderness areas in Oregon. There, he taught his children survival skills; giving scientific names for flora and identification of native families of fauna. He carefully pointed out edible and medicinal plants and those untouchable plants such as the lethal "Angel of Death" mushroom; one so deadly, even neighboring, edible plants and mushrooms, he warned, should not be touched.
Later, while studying Broadcast Journalism and Speech Communication at Portland State University, Anzimee often led members of the college mycologist society in expeditions in the wilderness areas near the base of the mountain she loved.
Anzimee recently decided to zealously pursue her life-long interest in writing, particularly what she calls "Persuasive truth" journalism. Her focus; corruption in the American Justice System and the truth about our nation's Prison Industrial Complex.
Ms. Faubion has a grown son age 35 who lives and works in Bend Oregon. She has one granddaughter, born in the summer of 2009.
Anzimee is unmarried and living in Newberg, Oregon. She enjoys gardening, rock collecting, skydiving and fishing. Her best friend is a female pug "Lupie" who has been her constant companion for over eight years.
"Justice is for the prince; an oasis --" for the pauper: a mirage."
~ Anzimee Faubion 2009
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