New Autobiographical Book Chronicles Bumpy Life Journey through Laughing and Learning
AUGUSTA, Ga. (MMD Newswire) April 15, 2009 -- Do the Best You Can, Sergeant: If You Insist on Learning the Hard Way - Learn to Laugh is a collection of real life happenings and humorous anecdotes that, according to author Tom Zwemer, is "instructive to life's challenges" for younger generations, as well as readers with "a history of a good childhood with all its bumps and bruises," he says.
Do the Best You Can, Sergeant was written upon the urging of Zwemer's grandchildren who would always enjoy his amusing stories that connected to their dilemmas and ended in a good laugh and the best solution. "For my first Christmas in retirement, I put the stories together in chronological order," says Zwemer. "My grandchildren all said, ‘Please share them with the world, Grandpa.'"
Throughout Do the Best You Can, Sergeant, Zwemer shares with readers his life happenings while growing up in Michigan, working one summer with a master plumber, serving in World War II as a medic and continuing to achieve as a leader in academic health care centers. "A member of the ‘Greatest Generation' shares the stories of a life lived with humor, goodwill and service," describes Zwemer.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at tzwemer@knology.net. Do the Best You Can, Sergeant: If You Insist on Learning the Hard Way - Learn to Laugh is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
Tom Zwemer served in World War II as a medic with the 40th Infantry Division in the South Pacific, where he was part of the assault team on three D-day invasions in the Philippines. Under the GI Bill, Zwemer received his dental degree from the University of Illinois and a master's degree in orthodontics from The School of Graduate Studies at Northwestern University. Zwemer served as chairman of the Department of Oral Rehabilitation at Marquette University from 1954 to 1958 and currently serves as vice president of academic affairs and professor emeritus of orthodontics at the Medical College of Georgia.
MEDIA CONTACT:
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Phone: (706) 736-8287
E-mail: tzwemer@knology.net
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