Darla Knox was raised to take care of what lasts.

From the fields to the front porch, she learned that land, family, and neighbors don’t keep themselves—you have to tend them.

Divorced and raising a daughter now in college, Darla serves her community as a non‑profit housing steward and local council member.

Her days are a mix of problem-solving and protection: keeping elders in their homes, defending working land from neglect and exploitation, and ensuring dignity isn’t the first thing cut when budgets get tight.

As The Steward of the Ameriquins, Darla embodies duty, patience, and accountability.

She believes renewal starts close to home: fix the fence, check on the widow down the road, and hand the next generation something better than you received.

On her wrist and in her work, you’ll find the marks of caretaking. These are tools worn smooth, a dog that shadows her steps, and a shield etched with wheat to remind her that harvests follow faithful hands.

With a steady voice, she reminds us: “Take care of what you’ve been given.”

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Explore their pages, hear their voices, and see how together they shape America’s next chapter.

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