Description: This book reveals the intimate relationship of a teenage love which triumphs over countless obstacles and lasts a lifetime. The Army deploys Dick to Korea. Joyce and their baby live with her manipulative mother. Dick writes poetically of his longing for Joyce. Late in life, Alzheimer's attacks Dick but cannot destroy their emotional bond.
Brief description: Joyce Sorensen earned her Master of Social Work at the University of Washington/Seattle and did post-graduate work at Antioch/Seattle. She retired from private practice in 1989. She lives in Litchfield Park, Arizona. Contact her at joycesorensenauthor@gmail.com andwww.joycesorensen.com
Review Quotes: "What a joy to read Joyce Sorensen's superbly crafted memoir of a teenage love which triumphed over countless obstacles and lasted a lifetime. From their first kiss to his last breath, the author has penned a deeply moving and intimate sage of the sustaining power of love. Though separated for years by war, love letters kept their passion burning and dreams undiminished. Seldom have I read a book which drew me in so completely." - Dr. David Wilson, Professor Emeritus University of Southern California Author of The Dresden Manuscripts