A Drumstick for Thanksgiving - Waters, Frank T. III
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Frank's debut literary work fulfills a thirty-year-old promise he made to his father, a World War II fighter pilot. A Drumstick for Thanksgiving Please chronicles realities of life in the 1940s, not only for the faithful US Air Force pilots, but also of their families during their absences.With multiple family members away in Europe, the Waters family corresponded, even when one of them ended up as a POW in a German camp. Their close relationships carried them all through the war and beyond, proving that family ties make a difference when faced with adversity.Follow the decades-long saga of…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Frank's debut literary work fulfills a thirty-year-old promise he made to his father, a World War II fighter pilot. A Drumstick for Thanksgiving Please chronicles realities of life in the 1940s, not only for the faithful US Air Force pilots, but also of their families during their absences.With multiple family members away in Europe, the Waters family corresponded, even when one of them ended up as a POW in a German camp. Their close relationships carried them all through the war and beyond, proving that family ties make a difference when faced with adversity.Follow the decades-long saga of one family who thrived despite the difficulties of a world at war.
Autorenporträt
A 1970 graduate of Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, Frank T. Waters III became a published author of a short story titled "The Secret of Bears Den" at ten years old. He regularly amuses himself with writing fantasy football newsletters and Thursday golf reports. His first "real" literary effort, A Drumstick for Thanksgiving Please fulfills a thirty-year-old promise to his father, a World War II fighter pilot. What the future holds for Frank as a writer is not yet determined.Frank owned a successful insurance agency in West Hartford, Connecticut for almost thirty-five years. From 1997-2016, he coached high school varsity girls' basketball in Avon, Connecticut. His career record boasts 378 wins and 95 losses with one state championship.Living in Avon, Connecticut with his wife of fifty years, Janet, Frank enjoys his two adult children and three grandchildren and plays a lot of golf. In his thirty-eighth year as a commissioner of a fantasy football league, he continues pursuing sports he has loved since childhood.