Author : Gary Lee Gillett
Publisher : Gary Lee Gillett
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 212 pages
Book Rating : 4./5 ( download)
Book Synopsis Gillett Family History & Memoir by : Gary Lee Gillett
Download or read book Gillett Family History & Memoir written by Gary Lee Gillett and published by Gary Lee Gillett. This book was released on 2020-10-17 with total page 212 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: History of the Gilletts & my story. . . by default, this writing has come to me curse that graduate writing assistant at the University of Michigan in the fall of 1971 for suggesting that I could write I’ve struggled with it from the nod and probably before But she was cute... who else is going to delve back into the Gillett family Clan & write my memoir? It isn't my fault that family name is passed down from the male - just the way it's been firstborn Kay is matriarch of a large Catholic Family and celebrating 50 years of marriage to my Pollock brother-in-law second born Stan is continuing to lick his wounds from the Vietnam War fourth born in Lar newly retired and as usual, walking his life away I'm retired and have time to document and more importantly, have an interest in the shared-legacy that is ours inspired early Memorial Day 2019 I've no idea why It wakes me in the morin’...kicking my ass out of bed. This is basically for my sons - though they’ve never asked for it! It’s sorta chronologically organized; family…..me from whence we came to where we are A Gillett book (aunt Ginny covered the Miller's side of the family) I wrote a real book once, this isn’t it. Some writing within is borrowed (stolen) without citations! You’ll know it’s not mine by it’s correct punctuation & formality. It’s more important to get the info out rather than to own. I tend to be too consistent (I prefer ‘true’), so this lack of uniformity might keep this from being too boring. I’ll probably use a capital to start and a period at the end...everything else is off! I write the way I speak; in fits and starts, phrases, dangling things, slang . . . Some editing to help the clarity - to ‘clean up’ my appearance - if you don’t like it, don’t read! Even though I taught music for 41 years, this dribble isn’t about teaching. Thanks to Susan Hintz for invaluable researching.