Where Do I Know You From Billy P?
A Personal Memoire
Published on 20. August 2015
Book
Paperback/Softback
150 pages
978-1-61339-801-2 (ISBN)
Description
50+ years of Exciting Memories
New life is breathed into this captivating memoir presenting the laughter and adventures of Bill Perry, full of twists, turns and thrills along the way. You will find it difficult to put down as you go with Bill on his fifty year journey filled with more ups than downs. From crossing the Atlantic on the QE2, flying on the Super Sonic Concorde from London to New York to getting a hole in one, you will need to buckle up your seat belts and hang on as Bill shares each of these stories and more!
Striking a familiar note with those of us who were raised in post WW2 America, Bill is the boy next door, the son you'd love to call your own, the all-American Kid who grows up to live his dream. His life, like all of ours, has its highs and lows, joys and sorrows. It's a life worth living, and a life worth reading about.
~Cheryl Kuhn
Bill has written such a cherished gift that will be passed down for generations to come.
~Greg Leff
We all have a special story to tell. It's ours alone to share. One's memories is a way to say ?We Have Lived (TM) and connect our humanity with the rest of the world. Bill has done just that!
~Phyllis Brouard
New life is breathed into this captivating memoir presenting the laughter and adventures of Bill Perry, full of twists, turns and thrills along the way. You will find it difficult to put down as you go with Bill on his fifty year journey filled with more ups than downs. From crossing the Atlantic on the QE2, flying on the Super Sonic Concorde from London to New York to getting a hole in one, you will need to buckle up your seat belts and hang on as Bill shares each of these stories and more!
Striking a familiar note with those of us who were raised in post WW2 America, Bill is the boy next door, the son you'd love to call your own, the all-American Kid who grows up to live his dream. His life, like all of ours, has its highs and lows, joys and sorrows. It's a life worth living, and a life worth reading about.
~Cheryl Kuhn
Bill has written such a cherished gift that will be passed down for generations to come.
~Greg Leff
We all have a special story to tell. It's ours alone to share. One's memories is a way to say ?We Have Lived (TM) and connect our humanity with the rest of the world. Bill has done just that!
~Phyllis Brouard
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Issaquah
United States
Product notice
Paperback (UK-B)
Illustrations
50 Illustrations, black and white
Dimensions
Height: 254 mm
Width: 178 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-61339-801-2 (9781613398012)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
A talented and creative writer, Bill is recognized for his ability to build solid and lasting relationships with the people you are about to meet in this first book of a trilogy.
The title of Book 1 was natural due to the many people Bill has met over the years who asked the same question about where they met. It must be something about Bill's face.
Bill was asked what new adventure he was involved in and his first words were, "I'm writing my life story." Much to his amazement, their reply was, "Oh, I wish someone would have done that for me.?"
It was amazing to capture the stories and experiences Bill was involved in during the past fifty years and see how they raced to his fingertips wanting to get out and down on paper.
The title of Book 1 was natural due to the many people Bill has met over the years who asked the same question about where they met. It must be something about Bill's face.
Bill was asked what new adventure he was involved in and his first words were, "I'm writing my life story." Much to his amazement, their reply was, "Oh, I wish someone would have done that for me.?"
It was amazing to capture the stories and experiences Bill was involved in during the past fifty years and see how they raced to his fingertips wanting to get out and down on paper.