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Thoughts on Happiness by William Cottringer

This little picture book has a year's worth of worthwhile thoughts on happiness.  
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Seasons by David Clure

Dedicated to my dear niece Faith, who was bravely battling Leukemia, but has now been in remission! Praise the LORD!  
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Richard Neumann is a retired Marine aviator and a Fedex pilot. Born and raised in Michigan, he currently lives in Montana, where he is busy at work on his next novel.


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I was born in 1956 and raised on a small farm in Michigan.  After graduating from college with degrees in Electrical Engineering and Forestry, I elected to join the Marine Corps to become a pilot.  I flew A4s, the same jet the instructors flew in the movie Top Gun.  I spent seven years on active duty and eight years in the reserves, earning early retirement in 1994.  In 1993, I became a pilot for Fedex, flying the B727, DC10, and MD11. Currently, I live in Montana where I am the father of two fantastic kids.  My youngest child is autistic, which is why I donate to the Autism Research Institute and why I usually feature an autistic character in my books.  Although always interested in writing, I didn't start writing seriously until 1987 when I got off active duty.  Like most writers, my work reflects my life experiences.  Write what you know, the writing teachers teach.  What I have learned over the years is life is a wonderful journey with ups and downs that offer valuable lessons.  Hopefully, my writing will entertain, inspire, and foster hope and goodness.  Write on!

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Eagle Scout
Retired Marine Corps