CHARLES VANDEGRIFFE...A Living Legacy

What's so good about the "good old days"?

According to the author, there is much good about the old days. He strongly encourages those who lived through them to share with younger generations the traditional values and high moral standards that characterized that time in American history. The message that is woven throughout A Living Legacy calls for senior citizens to use their influence to turn the tide of our nation's self-destruction. With humorous anecdotes, he draws lessons from the past as he reminisces about being brought up in an era when integrity, a strong work ethic, simplicity in living, and reverence for God were common. This anthology of experiences, which references the past while linking the present and future, is for all ages to appreciate. Come share this journey down "Memory Lane," and you will be better for it.

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CHARLES H. VANDEGRIFFE was born in 1930 in a rural area of Missouri. His homespun wisdom comes from having grown up in the Depression, having lived through several wars and having worked in the business world for much of his adult life. He graduated from St. Louis University and served in the US Navy. He was a pioneer in the field of Information Technology, is a free-lance columnist, and is a frequent guest speaker for many senior organizations. He is a husband of fifty-six years and a father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.

Mr. Vandegriffe is a frequent guest on various radio talk shows and is available for speaking engagements covering a variety of relevant topics.

Although the times are different, Charlie connects values such as respect, education, strong work ethic, citizenship, goal setting, and family responsibility to their role in living a proud and happily fulfilling life.

 


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