This book opens with Dick and DoloresÕs recollections of their childhoods in Indiana, DickÕs military service in the Korean War, and their courtship and marriage. They describe World War II memories, life on a farm with no electricity, and attending a one-room school.
Their story follows their migrations across the country, chronicling their careers and family life on both coasts, in the midwest, and finally in the south. Dick, Dolores, and their children recount both fond memories and heartbreaks, and how their faith sustained them throughout 70 years of marriage.
The book concludes with a collection of memories from their children and grandchildren, who are thankful for a rich heritage of faith and strong family connections, Memories, Stories, , Sarah Louise (Dunlap) Broad| | 219PAGES