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Member Since:
Jan. 03, 2013
Mary Griffin Frese
Biography
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mary Griffin Frese is a published Author , who enjoys writing about people and
events. She has a diversified background , from being a part of the early Missile
history of Cape Kennedy to teaching and working with handicapped children
and adults . Mrs. Frese has incorporated her love and sensitivity to people
beautifully in her writing. One also sees a manifestation of strong religious
values. Her first book, LILACS & LACE , was published in 1994. Her second
book , MIST OF THE MOUNTAIN , was published in 2006. Both are books
of poetry. Her present writing , MEMORIES OF PEARL HARBOR DAY ,
is her childhood memories of the 1930’s, the 1940’s, and the 1950’s.
This ebook is now on kindle and nook and has recently been received into the
World War ll Museum in New Orleans, LA.
Mrs. Frese lives in a quiet Maryland suburb ,with her husband Joseph . She
has three step-daughters and two grandchildren. Her grandson is in the Navy.
Mary Griffin Frese is a published Author , who enjoys writing about people and
events. She has a diversified background , from being a part of the early Missile
history of Cape Kennedy to teaching and working with handicapped children
and adults . Mrs. Frese has incorporated her love and sensitivity to people
beautifully in her writing. One also sees a manifestation of strong religious
values. Her first book, LILACS & LACE , was published in 1994. Her second
book , MIST OF THE MOUNTAIN , was published in 2006. Both are books
of poetry. Her present writing , MEMORIES OF PEARL HARBOR DAY ,
is her childhood memories of the 1930’s, the 1940’s, and the 1950’s.
This ebook is now on kindle and nook and has recently been received into the
World War ll Museum in New Orleans, LA.
Mrs. Frese lives in a quiet Maryland suburb ,with her husband Joseph . She
has three step-daughters and two grandchildren. Her grandson is in the Navy.
Where to buy in print
Books
Memories of Pearl Harbor Day
by Mary Griffin Frese
Price:
$1.99 USD.
Words: 4,630.
Language:
English.
Published: January 3, 2013
.
Categories:
Nonfiction » History » American, Nonfiction » Psychology » Emotions
This is a story of hometown life during World War II. . It is not about actual battle areas. It expresses the feelings of those on the home front and their fears and worries as the War progresses. It gives a good view of life during the
l930's, the l940's, and the l950's.. .It is a good read for adults as well as teenagers. The book is now in the World War II Museum in New Orleans, LA.