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'Our sister on dialysis' is getting better

Published October 5, 2008, 12:33 am, Arizona Daily Star

Elizabeth "Ann" Fortune-Gamble is on stage singing messages of hope, joy and miracles. Her soprano voice belts out the words as she performs with the Gospel Music Workshop of America's Tucson chapter.

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