My Brother's Life
The Life of James Marshall Read
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James Marshall Read only had forty four years to live. It was a shame that he didn’t have longer. But then again, how long did he need? If he accomplished his goals – if he fulfilled his dreams – if he pondered the meaning of life and reached a conclusion – then what is left? Or, could an early death have been averted? Especially a ghastly one? And, could his goals, dreams and purpose for living have been more significant, more momentous?
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About the Book
For a man who died in the prime of his life, he had much to say. Some of what he wrote is brilliant. Some is "way out, man." See what the mind is capable of in different periods of life. See what the mind contemplates when it is awash in various wonder drugs. The purpose for living is a quest of everyone, at sometime. Sometimes people figure it out -- sometimes they don't. How long does one need to decipher the "meaning of life?"
About the Author
John Mark Read has been married to his wife, Darlene, for over fifty years. After fourteen years in the ministry, he returned to his roots in the construction industry, moving to Indianapolis, Indiana in 1979. Here now also reside his two married children and spouses, seven grand children and one great grand child.