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The book contains stories of the author's youth in a small Kentucky town in the 1940's and 1950's. He relates an array of experiences both funny and serious. In addition, he presents the agonizing details of torture in German and Japanese prison campe in WW ll for two soldiers from his home town, then a tribute to two local artists with extrodinary talents and finally perserves the lineage and heitage of a prominent family whose contributions to the community are unequaled.

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The book contains stories of the author's youth in a small Kentucky town in the 1940's and 1950's. He relates an array of experiences both funny and serious. In addition, he presents the agonizing details of torture in German and Japanese prison campe in WW ll for two soldiers from his home town, then a tribute to two local artists with extrodinary talents and finally perserves the lineage and heitage of a prominent family whose contributions to the community are unequaled.

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Autorenporträt
An experienced military and business professional who spent his youth in a small Kentucky town and is now perserving those memories for future generations. He has traveled the globe in execution of his responsibilites. He attained the military rank of Colonel in the U. S. Army through active duty and reserve performances. His involvement in finance and organizational processes at the corporate level has provided him the basis for writing the history of the 1940's and 1950's.