Blind Date - Bennington, Bill
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How many of the 6% of marriages that last 50 years began with a blind date? In this powerful and moving memoir, the author shares their own journey of love and adventure that began in Denver and ended in Montana. From a childhood hand injury to finding stability in marriage, the author takes readers on an emotive and thrilling ride that includes skydiving and seizing a sense of adventure. Through even the most difficult episodes, the author's assured writing style and honesty make this story one that readers will relate to and resonate with. The memoir also includes the wife's own reflections,…mehr

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How many of the 6% of marriages that last 50 years began with a blind date? In this powerful and moving memoir, the author shares their own journey of love and adventure that began in Denver and ended in Montana. From a childhood hand injury to finding stability in marriage, the author takes readers on an emotive and thrilling ride that includes skydiving and seizing a sense of adventure. Through even the most difficult episodes, the author's assured writing style and honesty make this story one that readers will relate to and resonate with. The memoir also includes the wife's own reflections, adding a charming and unique dimension to their shared memories. This is a story of enduring love and the incredible journey of a life well-lived.
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Autorenporträt
Bill Bennington has been an educator his entire professional life, becoming a college instructor at 25. He had taught in Wisconsin, the Navajo Reservation, Colorado Springs and the Flathead Nation in Montana until retiring in 2013. His many uncommon adventures included parachuting and flying while enduring two severe injuries along the way. His most rewarding experiences were on the Flathead Reservation which included efforts to inspire social justice for Indian People. He was selected for Outstanding Young Men in America as well as Instructor of the Year twice. He and his wife, Joyce, who also participated in this book, live near Colorado Springs, Colorado.