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As We Walk Through the Valley: A True Story of Love, Loss, and Hope

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Late one August evening, Amy Conner was awoken from her sleep and given the most devastating news she had ever received. Her husband, Curt, had died (at the painfully young age of thirtytwo) in an accident while hunting. She and her two young children, ages four and two at the time, were sent reeling into grief. With the unending support from her friends and family, Amy was eventually able to find herself in a place of healing and hope. She has written this book for her children to remind them of the honorable and loving man their father was. In addition, she has felt compelled to help any young widow who has had to suffer a loss such as hers by sharing her story. There is light, strength, and peace to be found in this walk in the valley of the shadow of death (reference to the Bible's Psalm 23). You just have to open your heart and believe.

204 pages, Paperback

First published September 19, 2011

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March 30, 2026
A beautiful account of love, loss and resilience.
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December 23, 2020
A must read!

Written with so much emotion and love. Impossible to read with shedding tears. Amy and her family are definitely an inspiration.
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August 10, 2016
What a very touching tribute to a life lost so young. Amy was able to harness so many of her experiences and feelings in a way that had to be hugely cathartic for her, and certainly insightful for the rest of us. Job well-done!
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November 3, 2011
A very honest story about the pain associated with losing a loved one suddenly. Well written and a good quick read!
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