From Kansas Farm Boy to Moderator A Short History of the Life of Rev. William Francis Keesecker
by Mary Jane Baird
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Published by Murder Creek Publishing on August 18, 2010. .
A grandmother records some details of her late husband's life for the benefit of his grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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My First Ninety Years
by Mary Jane Baird
Price: Free! 3330 words. Published by Murder Creek Publishing on August 22, 2010. .
The author gives us an opportunity to experience some of the more memorable moments in her long, rich life. First, as a child growing up in a small town in Kansas during the Depression, later as one of the fortunate young women who went to college during that time, and then as the wife of a very successful Presbyterian minister for 50 years.
Price: Free! 3330 words. Published by Murder Creek Publishing on August 22, 2010. .
The author gives us an opportunity to experience some of the more memorable moments in her long, rich life. First, as a child growing up in a small town in Kansas during the Depression, later as one of the fortunate young women who went to college during that time, and then as the wife of a very successful Presbyterian minister for 50 years.