Remembering Strawberry Fields - Matury Gibson, Mary E.
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Mary E. Matury Gibson's debut memoir depicts the life of a first-generation American coming of age in a small rural town. In a world before the Beatles and the computer age life was very different. It was a time of innocence before history would form us and affect us in ways we could have never imagined. Mary E. Matury Gibson is a first-generation American born to Sicilian parents. She is the youngest of six children. Educated at Purdue University Calumet, she holds a degree in industrial environmental psychology and a nursing degree. She has worked as a critical care staff nurse and a…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Mary E. Matury Gibson's debut memoir depicts the life of a first-generation American coming of age in a small rural town. In a world before the Beatles and the computer age life was very different. It was a time of innocence before history would form us and affect us in ways we could have never imagined. Mary E. Matury Gibson is a first-generation American born to Sicilian parents. She is the youngest of six children. Educated at Purdue University Calumet, she holds a degree in industrial environmental psychology and a nursing degree. She has worked as a critical care staff nurse and a practicing nurse practitioner for almost fifty years. She has two adult daughters and five grandchildren. Mary lives in a southwestern suburb of Chicago and spends her retirement years writing about her life. Remembering Strawberry Fields is the first of these memoirs.
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Mary E. Matury Gibson is a first-generation American born to Sicilian parents. She is the youngest of six children. Educated at Purdue University Calumet, she holds a degree in Industrial Environmental Psychology and Nursing/Nurse Practitioner degree. She has worked as a critical care staff nurse and Nurse Practitioner for more than fifty years. Mary has two adult daughters and five grandchildren. Mary resides in the southwest suburbs of Chicago and spends her retirement years writing about her life-long career in nursing and the historical changes in health care that have affected people in every walk of life.