Lover of Life: F. W. Boreham's Tribute to His Mentor (Revised and Expanded)
I like the comments I received by email from a long-time family friend. His email was titled JJD, the name by which the subject of "Lover of Life," Joseph John Doke, was affectionately known. "I'm really glad you sent me the book. I read it cover to cover this morning in the quiet of our garden and put it down feeling the sense of tranquility that emanated from that man. He dedicated his life to bringing people together in matters large and small. His own lifestyle led him to become a revered teacher and master mediator. What I liked so much about the book is that it gets its points across by examples rather than preaching. Each chapter leaves its message. What a remarkable man! Our White House badly needs a person like him to mediate our positions in world affairs." These comments were written during the previous President's administration. --Anonymous Family Friend