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Come along with us as we visit Doc Holliday's grave nestled on top of a hill above Glenwood Springs, Colorado. We will tell the story of how he died and how he ended up in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. There is also another notorious Wild West character buried in the same cemetery.

My thought goes way back to 1988 when I was awarded the Gold Medal:. When I was just 27 years old and had appeared in my Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing and Sales Management (PGDMSM) by attending the evening management college in Ludhiana, covering this under Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan-which was then a renowned institute offering such a course. Those days, the MBA was not being conferred in most of the management colleges, as is happening still with some of the prestigious management institutes, having the lead role nowadays. The joyful news was that I had secured 70.50% marks cumulative in all the subjects and was adjudged topper. I remember those days around 32 years back; it was considered a very great achievement, and I was awarded the Gold Medal by the then Vice Chancellor-Prof. G S Randhawa of the Guru Nanak Dev University of Amritsar.

Susan Anderson, M.D. better known as “Doc Susie,” brought medical care to those in the Colorado mountain communities and helped pave the way for female physicians across the country. She was the inspiration for the T.V. show, “Doctor Quinn Medicine Woman.” In this video we visit her grave in Cripple Creek, Colorado. Along with her cabin in Fraser, Colorado. Come along with us as we tell the story of Colorado’s own Doc Susie. #HerStory

Saddam Hussein (28 April 1937 - 30 December 2006) was a brutal dictator in Iraq from 1979 to 2003. He was President of Iraq for more than two decades and was a hero in Iraq’s military conflicts with Iran and the United States.