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Losing his wife to breast cancer after 50 years of marriage, forces Phil to seek an answer to a question. Did he and his wife Terry have a real marriage, or was it more of a charade? Did they endure all those years together in quiet desperation, or was it as a friend once said, "You and Terry had a 50 year love affair and never knew it." Travel with Phil and his family as they ride over roads that were straight, narrow with sharp curves, and at other times unpaved with potholes and detours. Phil candidly shares the personal joys and sorrows of his life with Terry in an attempt to relinquish…mehr

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Losing his wife to breast cancer after 50 years of marriage, forces Phil to seek an answer to a question. Did he and his wife Terry have a real marriage, or was it more of a charade? Did they endure all those years together in quiet desperation, or was it as a friend once said, "You and Terry had a 50 year love affair and never knew it." Travel with Phil and his family as they ride over roads that were straight, narrow with sharp curves, and at other times unpaved with potholes and detours. Phil candidly shares the personal joys and sorrows of his life with Terry in an attempt to relinquish his own feeling of guilt, remorse, and loneliness. Taking Back Sunday is his permission slip to let go just as he gave the same permission slip to his wife moments before her death.

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Autorenporträt
Phil Fields is a native New Yorker who holds a B.A. in Political Science and History from Kent State University in Ohio, and a Master's in Education from the University of New York. He moved to California in 1957, after serving a 2-year stint in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. In 1961, he met his wife Terry, and together they had 3 children, and 2 grandchildren. Married for 50 years, Terry lost her battle to cancer and passed away in 2012. Phil still lives in their Southern California home that holds so many memories. He continues spending time with his grandchildren, tending to his wife's rose garden, and exercising at the YMCA. He hopes to live long enough to see his beloved Dodgers win another World Series.