Growing up with Harry

What would Harry do? is a questionauthor Sherman Baldwin asks himselfwhen faced with a difficult decision. HenryHarry deForest Baldwin is his father whodied in 1997 at the age of sixty-six after abattle with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosisalso known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. Harrywas a man of character.<p>This personal memoir captures thatcharacter and the strong values Harryexhibited to his family and friends duringhis lifetime. Harry lived by the credos thatcharacter is what you do when no one'slooking to do the right thing when facedwith a difficult choice to be a good friendand to persevere when life seems hard.<p><i>Growing Up with Harry</i> represents atouching insightful and intensely humanseries of stories offering a glimpse ofHarry's life in Roxbury Connecticut-from his work as a lawyer to his love ofdogs gardening and the outdoors. Thestories reflect his beliefs in honor dutycourage commitment honesty integritypersistence and love of family.<p>Offering universal life lessons thismemoir demonstrates that families are asum of their stories. Whether the storiesare happy or sad they have value becausethey pass life lessons to the next generations.