Angie Fenimore

Angie Fenimore survived childhood abuse that became the impetus for her involvement in legal change that stiffened penalties for violent sex offenders in Washington State in 1990. She served as the president and co-vice chair of two coalitions. The laws she participated in passing became the model for the rest of the country and changed the legal landscape on a national level.

When, in 1991, her work triggered the recall of suppressed memories of abuse, she attempted suicide. She wrote the best-selling book, BEYOND THE DARKNESS about her transformational Near-Death Experience.

Angie is now partnered with the daughter of Utah's infamous killer Dan Lafferty who murdered his brother's wife and baby in 1984. Angie's life purpose is to bring forgiveness, love and choice to others in the face of impossible circumstances.

Angie now provides empathic healing, spiritual empowerment coaching and writing coaching. Angie facilitates the SLC “Compel, Polish, Pitch & Sign” WRITER’S CONFERENCES. She lives in South Jordan, Utah and has six children and six grandchildren.