Her father was already deceased at the time of her disappearance. Her Mother lived until Halloween of l963, when she died. an Earhart comemorative stamp with qan Acheson postmark- air mail of course, was issued in that year. I would imagine the mother had some loss-separation feelings to say the least- she was not a writer, and did not write any memoirs on such private grief feelings.
Amelia Earhart was the first woman to cross the alantic ocean.
Amelia Earhart disappeared on July 2,1937 during a flight. Two years later, people called off the search for Amelia and declared her dead.
Yes in fact it was! (Amelia Earhart actually worked there!)
Amelia Earhart was special because she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic alone. R.I.P.
No, in fact she made many long, record breaking flights alone.
Simply the fact of being a woman in aviation was obstacle enough.
No, Ms. Earhart was married to book publisher, George Putnam, who in fact published Last Flight from her diary entries transmitted during her last flight.
The main type of adversity that Amelia Earhart was forced to deal with was having to overcome the fact that she was treated differently, and looked down upon because she was a woman. She set off on her journey anyway, and became a hero due to her determination.
Actually so her name was used to publicise the flight. In fact she wrote a log and did some organising.
Interesting facts about Amelia Earhart's family might include the fact that Amelia was named after two of her grandmothers. She was called Meelie by her younger sister who could not pronounce her name.
One challenge Amelia Earhart faced before her crash was that fact that weather was terrible at her destination (where she was supposed to land) so instead she had to land in Howard Island. Another challenge she faced was way before she even started flying. Amelia was diagnosed with a spanish flu pandemic in 1918, which forced her to be in a hospital for about a year.
No, in fact she didn't fly across the world, but came very close before she vanished.