A Father's Letters

<p>After the initial euphoria one of the potholes along the road as we transition from work to retirement may be the need to discover a new purpose to fill the sudden void. Helpful ideas may be buried in a closet an attic or wherever else you store your personal artifacts.</p><p><br></p><p><em>A Father's Letters:</em> <em>Connecting Past to Present</em> shows how re-evaluating a father's writings to his family eventually illuminated his son's life trajectory. The letters chronicle two distinct periods: his days as a combat infantryman in World War Il Europe and-30 years later-as an accountant tethered to a desk job at a small Midwestern canning company in his hometown. Whether in France or rural Illinois Glenn Browne Jr. always shared his experiences with candor wit and wisdom.</p><p><br></p><p><em>A Father's Letters</em> serves as a reminder of the unique qualities of personal correspondence and how it can offer new insights into our own lives-past present and future.</p>