Sherry grew up in the baby-boom generation. Her early years were in Northern Indiana.  At the tender age of two, the family moved to Louisville, Kentucky, where Sherry graduated from Seneca High School and attended college.

After many years in the medical field, Sherry retired to begin a new chapter in her life and that was Genealogy.  Sherry and her current husband have a blended family of five children and twelve grandchildren.  In her spare time, Sherry enjoys her growing extended family and writing articles on family history. This book you are reviewing is her first published book. Bearhead Publishing and Sherry believes you will enjoy the stories!

Kay Hamilton, raised in Battletown KY, is retired from the Meade County Board of Education. New to the writing craft, but a natural writer, Kay truly enjoys sharing stories, both handed down and her own experiences. Kay and her husband live on a small farm, adjoining the farmland where Kay was raised.  They have two grown children, three handsome grandsons and one beautiful granddaughter.  When Kay isn't writing or spending time with family, she enjoys the outdoors:   gardening, fishing, hiking, bicycling, kayaking and running.

Anna Drury makes her debut as a Christian Fiction Author with Jacqueline’s Journey.  Not new at the writing craft, Anna looks forward to sharing her writing prose with fellow Christians and readers far and wide. Anna lives in Brandenburg, in a log home that she helped her husband, the Bearhead, in Bearhead Publishing, build, with two very spoiled cats, “Bear & Trump”. Psycho, their beloved rescue cat, passed away July 2015. Trump is a well-loved, rescued, solid-black cat that was rescued the same day Psycho passed away.

By Shela Troutwine Bolus

Many people have told me they think my brother is a very interesting person, or maybe I should say, ‘Interesting Character.’  Coupled with the fact that he has a talent in the art of storytelling, as well as, great material from his true life experiences, I have asked him multiple times over many years to write down some of his experiences.  He always replied that he didn’t know where to start.  I even gave him a tape recorder and asked him to just start talking.  Still no luck.  And finally, this Christmas, I convinced him that writing about some of his adventures would be a great gift to his kids and grandkids.  Somehow, that struck a chord with him, and he started “pumping” out the stories faster than I could read them.

In the following pages, you will find some of the stories he has chosen to share, ‘The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.’  Believe me, he could fill another book.

As retired nurse, I loved my work. My next love is the wonderful feeling of sharing a story with family, friends and, you, my loyal extended family. This is my passion vividly shared with warmth and gratitude. I looking forward to sharing another story with you with this book. Remember growing up, and getting lost into a great book? I hope you will relive those memories with this book you are holding – Linda Givans.