Robert Burger retraces his steps growing up as a member of
AmericaÕs ÒGreatest GenerationÓ in this memoir that celebrates faith,
family, and a largely forgotten way of life. When the Ohio River
overflowed in 1937, Bob and his family were forced to abandon their
home in the West End by climbing out of a second-floor window
into a rowboat, and they lost everything. Yet despite the Great
Depression, the loss of their home, and the perils of World War II,
God continued to make His presence known and showered Bob
with His blessings. The intent of this book is to capture the fervor,
resolve, and posture of that phenomenal era when our country was
truly Òone nationÓ united under God. Join the author as he shares
with you the joys of growing up in that time, and the continued flow
of GodÕs blessings throughout BobÕs life.