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161 pages, Paperback
Published July 9, 2022
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Michael Smith
14 booksLibrarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.
Michael (Mike) has seen it all while in the military. The dumb and the glorious. Sometimes both at once. Trained as a chaplain, priest, and counselor He’s worked with families, individuals and large groups in happy times and in crisis. Mike has dodged bullets and mortars, prepared soldiers for marriage while getting fired at by bad guys, and comforted soldiers who were mourning the loss of their fellows. The Army life is unique and one never knows what is going to happen.
He was a Major in the Army, worked as a paralegal for two of the largest law firms in Chicago, was a law library clerk, and taught in New York City and Jersey City. He was a construction worker and a roofer for a while, a Realtor, an account executive and is a trained chef. If it can be done as a job, he’s at least poked at it once or twice.
Mike holds multiple graduate degrees and certifications in theology and counseling, as well as a brown belt in Shaolin Kempo. He was awarded the Bronze Star and two Meritorious Service Medals among a few other Army awards. These medals and a buck will buy you a cup of coffee at most diners.
Michael (Mike) has seen it all while in the military. The dumb and the glorious. Sometimes both at once. Trained as a chaplain, priest, and counselor He’s worked with families, individuals and large groups in happy times and in crisis. Mike has dodged bullets and mortars, prepared soldiers for marriage while getting fired at by bad guys, and comforted soldiers who were mourning the loss of their fellows. The Army life is unique and one never knows what is going to happen.
He was a Major in the Army, worked as a paralegal for two of the largest law firms in Chicago, was a law library clerk, and taught in New York City and Jersey City. He was a construction worker and a roofer for a while, a Realtor, an account executive and is a trained chef. If it can be done as a job, he’s at least poked at it once or twice.
Mike holds multiple graduate degrees and certifications in theology and counseling, as well as a brown belt in Shaolin Kempo. He was awarded the Bronze Star and two Meritorious Service Medals among a few other Army awards. These medals and a buck will buy you a cup of coffee at most diners.
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