Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and reared among the dazzling chalkboard equations which lined the Physics Department in Pierce Hall, Stephanie Martin Glennon married her college sweetheart and moved back to the Boston area to attend law school while her husband worked considerably harder as a Tufts Medical School student. A few years later she began her career as a prosecutor in the Commonwealth's County of Presidents. Her late husband Jim was a skilled internist, a dedicated coach and Boy Scout leader, an outdoorsman and bird whisperer, and Exeter Hospital's first CMO. He is an immensely missed father to their four children. Apart from mind-numbing legal writing, she writes a blog, Love in the Spaces, and has spoken at hospitals throughout New England about compassionate care. Her story, "It's OK if you Meet Someone," appeared in The New York Times, and she appeared onstage at Boston's Shubert Theater before the Moth Radio Hour's then largest live audience to tell her family's story about "Coming Home." She began taking endless photographs of the natural world and the creatures residing there when her husband no longer could. She is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School.