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Broken Family shares the fun, good, and bad of growing up in a
large family or even any size of family that does not stay working
at togetherness every day. The author's message is from his heart-a
personal experience with a wonderful family of lots of activities and
full of life become Broken. It covers the fun, joys, adventures, and
heartbreak of growing up. Our author grew up in a small town in
Iowa. He wants to encourage his readers to stay tight with parents
and family members, to not ever assume everything is fine and being
taken care of and be fair to all, to never let a sibling of the family abuse
a parent, and to discuss estate matters with parents and family as
parents age. Our author wants to help from his experience, if possible,
to let other families stay away from becoming Broken.
Don is the second born of a family with nine boys and three girls.
Family has always been important to him. He always tried to please
and help his mother with housework and his father with farmwork
to the best of his ability. Don did not have to be told a second time
to do some things. He spent two years with the army in New Jersey
at the Nike base. After discharge from the army, he went to work
for American Airlines for thirty-seven years. Retirement gave him
many days of freedom. He golfed for a year, bought ten acres south of
Winterset, Iowa, built three ponds, a covered bridge over his overfl ow,
a small barn, a six-bedroom house, and planted a one-acre garden.
After about eight years of enjoying his adventure of that achievement,
he discovered a slow pitch ball. He began playing ball again,which
he enjoyed so much in his youth. Remember, his family was of nine
boys and three girls: a baseball team and cheerleaders. He still plays
for three different teams: seventy-five-year-old and eighty-year-old
travel teams. Every June, he meets the challenges the Senior Olympics
have to offer in football distance (he has taken first place in his age
each year), softball accuracy, etc. He has over a hundred medals from
his years of competition. In the summer of 2018, he was inducted in
the Senior Games Hall of Fame. Don has been blessed in his life and
enjoys sharing the good and bad of his life so far, which he knows has
made him what he has become today.
large family or even any size of family that does not stay working
at togetherness every day. The author's message is from his heart-a
personal experience with a wonderful family of lots of activities and
full of life become Broken. It covers the fun, joys, adventures, and
heartbreak of growing up. Our author grew up in a small town in
Iowa. He wants to encourage his readers to stay tight with parents
and family members, to not ever assume everything is fine and being
taken care of and be fair to all, to never let a sibling of the family abuse
a parent, and to discuss estate matters with parents and family as
parents age. Our author wants to help from his experience, if possible,
to let other families stay away from becoming Broken.
Don is the second born of a family with nine boys and three girls.
Family has always been important to him. He always tried to please
and help his mother with housework and his father with farmwork
to the best of his ability. Don did not have to be told a second time
to do some things. He spent two years with the army in New Jersey
at the Nike base. After discharge from the army, he went to work
for American Airlines for thirty-seven years. Retirement gave him
many days of freedom. He golfed for a year, bought ten acres south of
Winterset, Iowa, built three ponds, a covered bridge over his overfl ow,
a small barn, a six-bedroom house, and planted a one-acre garden.
After about eight years of enjoying his adventure of that achievement,
he discovered a slow pitch ball. He began playing ball again,which
he enjoyed so much in his youth. Remember, his family was of nine
boys and three girls: a baseball team and cheerleaders. He still plays
for three different teams: seventy-five-year-old and eighty-year-old
travel teams. Every June, he meets the challenges the Senior Olympics
have to offer in football distance (he has taken first place in his age
each year), softball accuracy, etc. He has over a hundred medals from
his years of competition. In the summer of 2018, he was inducted in
the Senior Games Hall of Fame. Don has been blessed in his life and
enjoys sharing the good and bad of his life so far, which he knows has
made him what he has become today.
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