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Everyone has a spirit animal. Maria Daly's would have been the fire rooster. Characterized by punctuality, impulsiveness, and setting big goals, it's no wonder the fire rooster was Maria's sign under the Chinese Zodiac. She lived with vigor (approaching every project with enthusiasm and high energy), curiosity (always seeking to learn something new), and lightheartedness (willing to laugh at herself and bring a smile to the faces of others). The stories in this book have been compiled by Maria's husband Miles as a tribute to her--by those who knew and loved her--and an inspiration to you.…mehr

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Everyone has a spirit animal. Maria Daly's would have been the fire rooster. Characterized by punctuality, impulsiveness, and setting big goals, it's no wonder the fire rooster was Maria's sign under the Chinese Zodiac. She lived with vigor (approaching every project with enthusiasm and high energy), curiosity (always seeking to learn something new), and lightheartedness (willing to laugh at herself and bring a smile to the faces of others). The stories in this book have been compiled by Maria's husband Miles as a tribute to her--by those who knew and loved her--and an inspiration to you. Appreciate your loved ones every moment and celebrate life every day. Proceeds from the sale of this book go to sarcoma cancer research. To learn more, or to donate on behalf of Maria Daly, visit curesarcoma.org.
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Miles Daly was born in Meridian, Mississippi, and raised in a religious home that included church and Sunday school each week. After attending DeKalb Community College then Mercer University in Georgia, Miles went to work for his father, who owned the first Volkswagen car dealership in Georgia and would eventually own and operate seven dealerships. Miles spent the majority of his career in the automobile business before spending nearly twenty years with the Georgia Credit Union Affiliates. Miles retired at age fifty-nine and worked part time in the golf section of Dick's Sporting Goods, where he learned to be a club fitter and enjoyed meeting people and helping them with their golfing needs. When Maria got sick, Miles resignedfrom all work and dedicated every moment to Maria, trying to keep her as comfortable as possible. This was the biggest challenge of his life. Today, Miles spends his time traveling with friends, golfing, and working part time at St. John Bosco School in Cumming, Georgia, where he helps students with physical education classes. Seeing their bright, young faces puts a smile on his face and a gleam in his heart. He also spends time with Allen and Katya, who live in Atlanta . . . and he remembers Maria Daly (and daily)