Time to Say Goodbye empowers readers to say 'goodbye' to worry, pain, fear, and powerlessness when faced with serious illness or aging. Inspiring and practical ways to save money, reduce stress, and live life to the max right to the end.

Time to Say Goodbye: A Guide to Empowerment During Illness & Aging

Self-Help

Olive, Barbara

Death & Grief

Lemieux Intl Ltd

Original letters, photos, memorabilia, and reflections of WWII and the defense of the South Pacific. Written and compiled by the U.S. Marine Corps Dive Bombing Squadron 343 Reunion Organization. See WWII through the eyes of the men and women who fought, lived through, and felt, the pain of loss and defeat as well as the rewards of victory and lasting friendships. Never before has WWII been described with such candor, pathos, and reality.

Friends Made, Moments Shared, Memories for Life: An Oral History of WWII US Marinecorps VMSB 343

Biographies & Memoirs

Vmsb 343 Reunion Association

Leaders & Notable People

A book featuring the oral history of VMSB-343 Dive Bombing Squadron, (Gregory's Gorillas) in World War II. Tracing the history of those who served in the U.S. Marine Corps in the Pacific, through the recounting of human experiences held alive in the hearts and memories of these brave former squadron members. A compelling look at what these men were really feeling and the friendships they formed while fighting the war. The book contains a great collection of photographs, illustrations, newspaper clippings and other official documents which bring the WW II era to life for the reader.

Friends Made, Moments Shared, Memories for Life: An Oral History of Vmsb 343 United States Marine Corps in World War II

Boxer Craig Bodzianowski loses a leg in an accident and makes the most spectacular comeback in sports history. His life, courage, struggles, action in the ring are vividly portrayed in his biograph. 20 action photos included.

Tale of the Gator: The Story of Craig Bodzianowski, the Boxer Who Wouldn't Stay Down

Fitzgerald, Mike

Bodzianowski, Craig

Community & Culture

Vivid descriptions of American grief experiences reflect our nation's cultural patterns of loss, grieving, and ultimate recovery. It's close to a script come alive. One can see, hear, and feel what's going on--as if the reader is on Olive's shoulder with a TV camera. "Grief Stalks the 6'Oclock News" feels so authentic it's hard to deny that terrible things happen to good people--good families. The grieving struggle is so long and arduous, yet recovery to a large extent is possible. This book gives us reality plus hopw--the best of all messages. Olive shows us that in the shadow of tragedy we do have choices--to accept help in time of grief and then to move on to console others. In our time of national tragedy, this book needs to be read.

Grief Stalks the 6 O'Clock News

Professionals & Academics

The stories in this book are about Jesus and how he turned his and our world upside down by his concern for the losers, the lost, and the least. Throughout the gospels these are the people whom Jesus embraces as members of his family. By singling out familiar biblical stories and retelling them with these categories in mind, we can view and recreate the stories from a fresh and surprising perspective. Here's a clue. Imagine your church four times its original size. And continue imagining that a couple of thousand folks hear that Jesus is going to preach, and has sent out the word, "Everybody's invited!" No sooner is the word out than people are streaming in from the suburbs, the inner city, the countryside. What a mix of folks they are! Busy bankers, bag ladies with pushcarts, social butterflies and shady ladies, bleary-eyed derelicts, purple spike-haired teens with rings in noses and ears, folks of every color, married couples, divorced and remarried couples, unmarried straight and gay couples, plus a few shapely ladies with very deep voices--very deep voices--a little too deep for shapely ladies! An observer on the scene might think, "Boy, there's a lot of losers and lost souls showing up- the least likely to get through the doors at the Ritz! Pouring through the open doors, imagine Jesus smiling from ear to ear, greeting them with open arms, but NOT screening the winners from the losers by demanding that losers mend their ways before entering the church. "You're out! You got dirt on your soul!" Or, "You're in! You're clean as a whistle!" Why would he be so careless and carefree about who'd enter? It was because he was delighted that they showed up. Because he loved to throw parties and surround himself with losers, lost souls, and the least loved, those not likely to get ahead in this world. And imagine that after listening to him for three days (you can preach that long when you're the boss's son), he invites them to break bread with one another--mingling, interacting, communing with him and one another. Think about it! Communion with Jesus -- all the losers, the lost, and the least. Would our theology, our politics, our biases, our fears of reprisals lead us to bar the doors rather than open them wide? Would we be so fearful that in our haste to exclude those losers we would even have excluded the young bearded man with the invitin smile, passionately crying out, "Open the doors"?

Jesus Stories for the Losers, the Lost, and the Least

Andre Papineau

Religion & Spirituality

This complete guide to all historic coffeehouses in Vienna, Budapest, and Prague, includes descriptions, addresses, hours of operation, menus, photographs and maps.

Historic Coffeehouses: Vienna, Budapest, Prague

Dittrich, Carol

History

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