When her sister Roxe died at age 61, it fell to Terry Murray to deal with the estate, including cleaning out and selling her house. In sorting through Roxe's belongings, Terry found a trove of writings by her sister about the things that mattered most to her. Terry gathered those writings, adding background and context. Because the core of the book is Roxe's writing, she called the result The Autobiography of My Sister. It paints a portrait of remarkable, thoughtful and funny woman.