Jerry, I read your book awhile back,Wow, who would of thunk it. I know what your life was about, you and your family, having grown up with you and walking together to school. I so much loved going to church on Sunday and sitting on the fold down seat in your dad's old not a taxi cab. It was great.My sister Joyce told me about the book and she heard about from my sister Joan. I hope you answer to these notes and let me know about your next and hopefully great writings books. Jerry, God speed and may your Dad rest in peace. Your dad is a part of me. he was my confirmation sponser. Robin L Kamien

How bout a discount for an old St Maurice classmate??

I didn't think anyone from the old neighborhood that did all the stuff we did would be in any condition to write a book so many years later. Nice to see all the old locations in the book. The girl in the picture of this web page looks very much like Peachie Davis' sister Virginia Davis. Now I know where the character in he book got her name. I also remember the dog, "Deogee"Love the book!!! Hopfully you're going to be the Steven King of McKinley Park. Great job. I'm telling all my friends to buy it.

What a talented guy! Makes us even more proud to be your God Parents. Remember that day? Neither do I ..but it was well worth the effort. I envy your being published, my writing was tech stuff that nobody in the Bell System understood anyway. But it keep us out of the rain for a few years, all ancient history. Keep up the good work... but a good musical comedy might also sell, huh? BYE: Dan

Mom made me do this...TWICE! Someone is totaly looking over my shoulder.I hope You get the message this time. Good luck to you.Keep up the good work.And I want a FREE book,when You finish the next one.LOVE,Your brother Ricky.