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Catching the Catcher
Welcome to Catching the Catcher
About the Book
About the Foreword
About the Author
This book is about respect, perseverance and overcoming obstacles, all while trying to find one's niche. Being a foster kid who felt unwanted and unloved drove the author to look for both, unsuccessfully. He joined the Army and found a family, of sorts, there. So, he made a career out of it. This is a true story of the various thing
This book is about respect, perseverance and overcoming obstacles, all while trying to find one's niche. Being a foster kid who felt unwanted and unloved drove the author to look for both, unsuccessfully. He joined the Army and found a family, of sorts, there. So, he made a career out of it. This is a true story of the various things he witnessed or experienced all while trying to find happiness and his place in the world.
About the Author
About the Foreword
About the Author
I feel like I'm just a regular guy who enjoys doing a wide variety of things outdoors. I also tinker around with woodworking, although I need more space to do so. I try to be better than who I was yesterday, but the jury's still out on it. I greatly appreciate those who took their time to read my tale.
About the Foreword
About the Foreword
About the Foreword
Chris Bourque (he wrote the foreword) and the author in Vermont at Chris's house. Thanksgiving, '23.
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