Allen R Remaley: 7 books

Since Rosa Parks refused to sit in the back of a bus, more and more Americans have been expressing their rights to freedom of speech and action. All too few announce their opinions on the everyday happenings taking place in their world. Allen R. Remaley is neither a journalist nor talking head commentator...

In a series of letters written to those who influenced his life and who have since long passed, a man pays tribute to those he loved. Moments in time, some tender, some troubling and sad, reveal the character of family, friends, teachers and acquaintances. Intertwined in these events of the past are...

In 1905, in Washington, D.C., a young newly-trained nurse is called to the White House for special duty. With the money earned on that venture, she sets out on a cross-country trip by train for California. Along the way, the young woman encounters events and people whose stories enthrall and excite....

In his reflection back over the years of his marriage, a man discovers the inner beauty of the woman who shared his life for over fifty years. Retracing the steps taken on a path which carried him and his wife through high school, military service, Pacific crossings, higher education, raising a family...

After a long absence from his hometown in rural Pennsylvania, and once completing his military service, achieving university degrees, earning a small fortune, and suffering the loss of a wife and children, a man, Frank Sarvey, makes an effort to renew a happiness lost. He remarries and decides to...

Read and discover the march of a former marine as he changes direction and becomes a teacher of a second language. Look in on his students’ and colleagues’ adventures as innovative learning activities take shape and inspire, motivate, and amuse those in his school and community. Enjoy a visual...

In any invasive surgery, there is always a chance that unforetold or unforeseen consequences might occur. Infections, missteps, and incompetent procedures due to lack of focus sometimes result in less than desired results and even death. But, in one case, an open-heart repair of the aortic valve results...