Linda F. Barrett
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Linda F. Barrett

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Linda F. Barrett is an international lawyer and a Texas native, with degrees in philosophy, logic and law from the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Texas Law School. She has practiced law for more than 40 years. Her legal work has taken her to many foreign countries to negotiate and document commercial transactions representing global corporate clients in the fields of energy, real estate and finance. She is fluent in Spanish, English and French. Linda is a life-long philanthropist and civic leader. She founded the Houston BARC Foundation which, with the support of city officials, permanently transformed the way stray animals are treated in Houston municipal facilities. The foundation’s mission is to reverse the high euthanasia rate of animal shelters in the city and create new, modern and effective medical facilities for strays and abandoned animals. They spearheaded construction of the first ever public animal adoption facility in Houston. She and her husband are patrons of the American Hospital of Paris Foundation and Linda served on the Foundation Board for many years organizing the Ambassadors of the Houston American Hospital. With other Houston francophiles, she co-founded the American Friends of the Marmottan Monet Museum Foundation and launched outreach programs for increasing private American funding to support the arts in France. Linda and her husband regularly spend time at their summer home, Château d’Aptot in Normandy, France, with their rescue pets, donkeys, Zebby and Presidente and dogs, Kaiser and Kristy. They are dedicated to preserving the history and culture of that region; they also work to promote awareness of American accomplishments in the liberation of France and Europe by the United States and Allied forces in WWII. To keep up with Linda, visit: Instagram: @lindafbarrettauthor Facebook.com/LindaFBarrett Website: LindaFBarrett.com
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