Cypress Creek Publishing Releases Sisters of Valor Book Memorial Day 2009 Amongst Thousands of Visitors
This is the story of the sometimes-forgotten valor of the service wife during the Vietnam War years, told through four very different women who come together and find the support they need.
Angel Fire, NM, January 28, 2009 --(PR.com)-- A special appearance by the author with a book signing will be featured as thousands are expected to gather during the 2009 Memorial Day weekend at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park in Angel Fire, NM. Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park in Angel Fire is the nation's first state park honoring Vietnam veterans and a portion of book proceeds will be donated in honor of the David Westphall Veterans Foundation. The Memorial was originally known as the Vietnam Veterans Peace and Brotherhood Chapel and is dedicated not only to the Marines of Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment but to all members of America's armed forces.
Cypress Creek Publishing has released a book that “tugs at the heartstrings; it reminds those of us who fought in Vietnam that our loved ones suffered as much at home as we did in the jungles. Rosalie Turner has captured the essence of loneliness, pride, sisterhood, and bravery. Her ‘sisters’ are heroines in every sense of the word.” - Ron Milam, Ph.D., Vietnam Combat Veteran and Interim Director of the Center for War and Diplomacy in the Post-Vietnam War Era, Texas Tech University
About the Author
Award-winning author, Rosalie T. Turner, has been writing for over 28 years. Rosalie was a service wife during the Vietnam War; her husband, Frank Kile, was a USMC Captain. Her brother, John, was a USMC 1st Lt. who also served in Vietnam. Rosalie and Frank Kile are the proud parents of two sons, Kile and Joel. Kile is an attorney, who with his wife Sara, have 5 children. Joel served as a USMCR Lance Corporal in Iraq; Joel and his wife Sara now reside in North Carolina. Rosalie and Frank Kile currently divide their time between Angel Fire, New Mexico and Birmingham, Alabama.
Additional books by the author include, Freedom Bound, Going to the Mountain: Lessons for Life’s Journey and My Very Own Book of the Lord’s Prayer.
ISBN: 978-0979237522
LCCN: 2008944382
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Cypress Creek Publishing has released a book that “tugs at the heartstrings; it reminds those of us who fought in Vietnam that our loved ones suffered as much at home as we did in the jungles. Rosalie Turner has captured the essence of loneliness, pride, sisterhood, and bravery. Her ‘sisters’ are heroines in every sense of the word.” - Ron Milam, Ph.D., Vietnam Combat Veteran and Interim Director of the Center for War and Diplomacy in the Post-Vietnam War Era, Texas Tech University
About the Author
Award-winning author, Rosalie T. Turner, has been writing for over 28 years. Rosalie was a service wife during the Vietnam War; her husband, Frank Kile, was a USMC Captain. Her brother, John, was a USMC 1st Lt. who also served in Vietnam. Rosalie and Frank Kile are the proud parents of two sons, Kile and Joel. Kile is an attorney, who with his wife Sara, have 5 children. Joel served as a USMCR Lance Corporal in Iraq; Joel and his wife Sara now reside in North Carolina. Rosalie and Frank Kile currently divide their time between Angel Fire, New Mexico and Birmingham, Alabama.
Additional books by the author include, Freedom Bound, Going to the Mountain: Lessons for Life’s Journey and My Very Own Book of the Lord’s Prayer.
ISBN: 978-0979237522
LCCN: 2008944382
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