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Lonely Trail: The Life Journey of a Freethinker
Book by Henry Beissel, Dan Morrison
380 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2009
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Henry Beissel
36 books1 followerHenry Eric Beissel was a Canadian writer and editor who published 24 volumes of poetry, six books of plays, a non-fiction book on Canada, two anthologies of plays intended for use in high schools, and numerous essays and pieces of short fiction.
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September 26, 2009
Dear Pat,
First, how are you feeling? I hope this message finds you well.
Second, I've finished your remarkable story: Lonely Trail! Although I've been close to
you and Sandy over many years, reading your autobiography recalled and revealed
what I most love and admire about you both. There were so many family and colleagues
that I knew or knew-of, your health problems, the academic challenges, and the Golden Years,
when on the printed page - in time-order - revealed visions of being-there with you all the more profound.
Did you keep a diary throughout your previous life-time? I was awed by your
amazing memory for details! Would that I had such recall! What I know best, love, and
learned from you continues to inspire and call me to be the best I can be. Like your
family, friends, colleagues, and students, no one in your sphere of influence remains
unchanged by your courage, brilliance, and humanity.
With love and deep admiration, Danette
First, how are you feeling? I hope this message finds you well.
Second, I've finished your remarkable story: Lonely Trail! Although I've been close to
you and Sandy over many years, reading your autobiography recalled and revealed
what I most love and admire about you both. There were so many family and colleagues
that I knew or knew-of, your health problems, the academic challenges, and the Golden Years,
when on the printed page - in time-order - revealed visions of being-there with you all the more profound.
Did you keep a diary throughout your previous life-time? I was awed by your
amazing memory for details! Would that I had such recall! What I know best, love, and
learned from you continues to inspire and call me to be the best I can be. Like your
family, friends, colleagues, and students, no one in your sphere of influence remains
unchanged by your courage, brilliance, and humanity.
With love and deep admiration, Danette
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