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    The Search: Searches Can Bring Surprises, Disappointments, and Great Rewards

    By Richard Stewart

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    Wonderful accidents do happen! That is what happened when Lisa and Jack met after years of unhappy marriages. They found in each other what both would call a perfect marriage, although it was filled with joy and frustration as a result of The Search of their lives. Even looking back, they would not have done one thing differently.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateJan 21, 2011
    ISBN9781450245562
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    The Search: Searches Can Bring Surprises, Disappointments, and Great Rewards
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    Richard Stewart

    RICHARD STEWART received his Bachelors and Masters degrees in communications from the University of Michigan and was a Teaching Fellow while in graduate school. After a brief career in showbusiness, he enjoyed a long career as an executive in the furniture manufacturing industry. Upon retiring to Arizona, he again enjoyed teaching communications at the University of Phoenix for over a decade and started writing. He and his wife call themselves “animal freaks.” They have had a walk-in aviary of cockatiels and cockatoos, as many as three dogs at once, and they were long-time foster parents to a Capuchin Monkey from infancy to 13 years before his training in the Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled program.

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