Necole Zeigler

CONNECTOR / FOUNDER

Bio~ I live in Ashville, NC with my grouchy cat, Mufasa. I have two amazing adult children and five grandchildren. I currently work as the VP of Finance for a company that has been in business for 71 years. I hold the vision of Connection Center becoming a community center where folks will have a beautiful safe space for connecting through laughter and love. While I have been seen in Wonder Woman boots from time to time, I consider myself a Jesus girl. I made my commitment to the Christian faith at the age of 22 when I discovered the meaning of Agape. Like many on the path of truth seeking, my journey has led me through many hills and valleys, as I like to say, from Agape to Zen and back again. I fully admit that I do not know for certain what we will experience after we leave this life, since I have not yet died to tell the tale,. I trust the word of God and do my best to use those words of Christ as my guide and believe that salvation can indeed be found in them. I respect the thoughts and beliefs of everyone and know that we are all in a place of discovery in this adventure we call life. I believe world peace is absolutely possible if we will commit to seeking truth in Love which is where we can all find a deeper inner peace. I am committed to holding a space for hearts to connect and learn all I can along the way!

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My Proclamation of Love and Peace — May 27, 2026

I, Corey Necole Zeigler, on May 27, 2026, do hereby proclaim, based upon the knowledge and wisdom bestowed upon me through the filling and power of the Holy Spirit, that the answer to war and the deepest forms of human suffering is for all armor bearers to lay down their weapons and refuse to use them against another human being in any capacity.

Let humanity also refuse to lift its hands to strike, to intentionally inflict pain, bodily harm, or tears upon another. Only then will peace on Earth begin to become possible.

May we all hold firmly in our hearts the truth that we are commanded by our Creator to love one another as we ourselves are loved. And when we strive to do this to the best of our ability — asking for God’s help when we fall short — together, we prove that love never fails.

Until that day, may we each accept accountability for the reality being created through our individual thoughts, words, actions, and inactions. As long as we are breathing, we are the responsible ones.

Be the Difference that Makes a Difference.
~ Jewel Kilcher