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Yours, Very Sincerely And Respectfully: The True Story of the Gold Star Ride Foundation's 2018 Journey Across, Around and Through America, Honoring Gold Star Families
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Yours, Very Sincerely And Respectfully: The True Story of the Gold Star Ride Foundation's 2018 Journey Across, Around and Through America, Honoring Gold Star Families
Current price: $19.99
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Yours, Very Sincerely And Respectfully: The True Story of the Gold Star Ride Foundation's 2018 Journey Across, Around and Through America, Honoring Gold Star Families
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In the summer of 2012, one man was introduced to the idea of our nation's Gold Star Families in a very personal way.Since that day, that one man has worked tirelessly to find a means and method to do anything to promote the honor of any Gold Star Family in the United States; even if it meant going to another country.Born the ninth child in a family of thirteen, Anthony Price has never had it easy. And that may have been the ingredient needed to live out this story.
Yours, Very Sincerely and Respectfully
is that story. Taking the closing line from Abraham Lincoln's famous Bixby Letter, the title encapsulates the message in five words better than any other description.The story laid out in this book tells everything. It tells you how it began. It tells you why Gold Star Families are important. It details the pitfalls of starting a charity, raising money, and the dangers of Riding a motorcycle nearly twenty thousand miles to get the mission accomplished.The story explains how someone with a dream, passion, and maybe an insane amount of stubbornness will win the day. Persistence will bring ideas to light more than any other ingredient.Keith Carey spins the story in a way that is both captivating and inspiring. What people are saying about
: I read the book a bit at a time, kind of day by day, similar to what Tony had done...traveling across the country every day to meet with Gold Star families. For me, as it was for Tony, it was a great ride. I enjoyed it immensely.
Sherman; USMC-retired
The last chapter took longer than any other, I believe, because of the constant wiping of tears from my eyes. I enjoyed every bit of it. Thank you for writing it.
John, South Dakota Army-retired
Just ended chapter 2 of your book. I'm exhausted just reading that far of what you've been through. So many thoughts racing through my mind. I like your writing style. You are a leather angel!
Laura, Florida Gold Star Mom
A fantastic telling of one man's courageous journey to honor our nation's ultimate unsung heroes. Well written account that informs the 93% of us who don't know but need to know about Gold Star Families. Everyone in America should read this book.
Michelle, North Carolina
I'm about halfway through the book, enjoying every minute of it!
Pat, Michigan
One second, I'm drying tears at the story of the vet writing his NOTE and checking out of this earth.
Jean, Texas
A tale of sacrifice that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Bill, Oregon All proceeds from the sale of the book (in any format) go directly to the Gold Star Ride Foundation to assist in continuing the work that the organization does.
Yours, Very Sincerely and Respectfully
is that story. Taking the closing line from Abraham Lincoln's famous Bixby Letter, the title encapsulates the message in five words better than any other description.The story laid out in this book tells everything. It tells you how it began. It tells you why Gold Star Families are important. It details the pitfalls of starting a charity, raising money, and the dangers of Riding a motorcycle nearly twenty thousand miles to get the mission accomplished.The story explains how someone with a dream, passion, and maybe an insane amount of stubbornness will win the day. Persistence will bring ideas to light more than any other ingredient.Keith Carey spins the story in a way that is both captivating and inspiring. What people are saying about
: I read the book a bit at a time, kind of day by day, similar to what Tony had done...traveling across the country every day to meet with Gold Star families. For me, as it was for Tony, it was a great ride. I enjoyed it immensely.
Sherman; USMC-retired
The last chapter took longer than any other, I believe, because of the constant wiping of tears from my eyes. I enjoyed every bit of it. Thank you for writing it.
John, South Dakota Army-retired
Just ended chapter 2 of your book. I'm exhausted just reading that far of what you've been through. So many thoughts racing through my mind. I like your writing style. You are a leather angel!
Laura, Florida Gold Star Mom
A fantastic telling of one man's courageous journey to honor our nation's ultimate unsung heroes. Well written account that informs the 93% of us who don't know but need to know about Gold Star Families. Everyone in America should read this book.
Michelle, North Carolina
I'm about halfway through the book, enjoying every minute of it!
Pat, Michigan
One second, I'm drying tears at the story of the vet writing his NOTE and checking out of this earth.
Jean, Texas
A tale of sacrifice that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Bill, Oregon All proceeds from the sale of the book (in any format) go directly to the Gold Star Ride Foundation to assist in continuing the work that the organization does.