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"Dad, Dog and Fish" (ISBN-10: 0615279570, ISBN-13: 978-0615-27957-2)
"Dad, Dog and Fish" is a memoir about my life with my Dad and Bunkie, my yellow Labrador Retriever wonder dog. The story begins in 1960's Southern California and ends in a 1723 stone farmhouse in South East Pennsylvania, deep in Amish country. This memoir is the story of the life of a simple man that loved family, life, humor and animals (especially dogs). Just click on the book image to do a search for vendors who sell the book. This book is also available for the Kindle eBook reader.
A Man and His Maniac: The Bunkie Story – Second Edition, is a heartfelt memoir about Bunkie, the yellow Labrador Retriever Wonder dog. The memoir contains highlights of a 14 year chronological voyage through Bunkie’s and the authors life. It won’t take you 14 years to read it; but it’s got 14 years worth of love, laughs and tears buried within. The memoir is primarily a humor piece but has some serious components as well and deals with the positive aspects of pet ownership as well as the grief associated with losing a loved pet and family member. This book is also available for the Kindle eBook reader.
About the Author:
Charles Franklin Emery
III was born in Los Angeles, California in
1956. He joined the US Navy Submarine force in 1977 and spent the
following six years on Fast Attack and Fleet Ballistic Missile
submarines as a Sonar Technician and Sonar Supervisor. He forged a
career in commercial Nuclear Power and is now a Consulting Engineer to
various electric utilities. He is an avid fisherman and hunter, enjoys
working on his 1964 Plymouth Savoy and collecting colonial American
coins. Drag Racing is also a passion and his 1964 Plymouth Savoy
Nostalgia Super Stocker provides the needed outlet. He now resides with
a Boston Terrier horde and his wife Sherry in Port Saint Lucie, Florida.
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