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Date Posted: Thu, May 03 2007, 17:41:21
Author: Karen Ross Epp
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My Book " With Love Stan: A Soldier's Letters Form Vietnam To The World"

I have recently published a book, a tribute to my brother Sp4 Stanley D. Ross, 199th Light Infantry Brigade 2/3 Charlie Co. "With Love Stan: A Soldier's Letters From Vietnam To The World"
He was killed in action on October 20, 1969.
My book is a compilation of Stan's letters, photos, recollections from the men who served with him in the 199th, and my writing. I have dedicated this book to the brave men and women, who paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country, during this controversial war.
It is Stan's story, but also the story of a family who struggles with the loss of a son, brother and friend.
You can access my book at authorhouse.com, amazom.com and www.withlovestan.com
I would welcome comments. This book would be a valuble tool for educators, who teach history, social studies, and writing.
Respectfully,
Karen Ross Epp

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