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After The Flag Has Been Folded

A Daughter Remembers The Father She Lost To War, And The Mother Who Held Her Family Together
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This timely, relevant, and incredibly moving memoir begins the day the Karen Zacharias learns of her father’s death in Vietnam, and ends thirty years later with her pilgrimage to the battlefield where he perished, a million miles from the family’s Tennessee hometown. In between is the story of how her mother managed to raise three fatherless children despite enormous personal obstacles, and how Karen found herself in Vietnam decades later, searching for answers.

Author Biography:

Karen Spears Zacharias''s work has won dozens of writing awards. She has lectured at numerous Vietnam veterans'' events; serves on the national advisory board of the Virtual Wall and the Orphans of War Foundation; is a contributing columnist for The Veteran, the magazine for the Vietnam Veterans of America; and is a member of Sons and Daughters in Touch, a national organization for adult children of servicemen killed in Vietnam. She lives in Oregon and Georgia.
Release date Australia
May 2nd, 2006
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
384
Dimensions
142x202x23
ISBN-13
9780060721497
Product ID
1658053

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