A Heroes Love Letters from Stalag Luft III for a Girl Named Georgia

By B.R. Rinker

By request, we continue to share this moving love story that tells of the preparation, dedication, and commitment of one American family and country. It discusses how he prepared for the journey of life by laying a foundation of good habits and moral strength. What flows out of doing your best is sheer joy and happiness-and the attitude that th

• Language: English
• Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
• Release date: Jul 10, 2020
• ISBN: 9781951775612

B.R. Rinker

"The author was born between two mountain tops, which is called a hollow, in Kentucky, and she lost her small world at the age of four. She was then sent to an orphanage clear across the state of ol' Kentucky. Then at the age of ten, she was transferred to a small missionary school thirty miles from her grandmother. She was tutored and raised by missionaries. It was drummed into her head by them and her hardworking grandmother that it behooves each of us to make a difference, and that difference can never really be measured. It can and will be forever frozen in eternity. So relax and enjoy this gift called ""life,"" and when you do the best is yet to come."

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A Heroes Love Letters From Stalag Luft III For A Girl Named Georgia

Copyright © 2020 by B.R. Rinker

Published in the United States of America

ISBN Paperback: 978-1-951775-60-5

ISBN eBook: 978-1-951775-61-2

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Contents

Acknowledgments

Why I Wrote This Story

Chapter OneRight Into Georgia’s Arms

Chapter TwoMissing America

Chapter ThreeFreedom

Chapter FourThe Happiest I Have Ever Known

Chapter FiveWith All My Love

Chapter SixCandy Kisses And Wartime Log

Chapter SevenMore And More Happiness

Chapter EightMake Your Letter Soon, Darling

Chapter NineAm I An Unbearable Pest

Chapter TenThinking Of You Always, Darling

Chapter ElevenSwearing To Myself

Chapter TwelveThe Perfect Dream

Acknowledgments

My greatest gratitude is for Georgia’s excitement and willingness to share this piece of history and of her heart with me. Also, for Paul A. Diedrich, their son, whom faithfully drove her to my salon regularly to add to her beauty and to write this true story. Of course, we always drag our families into anything we do, so this is our thank you and dedication of this book to Johnny’s bloodline and mine.

Edited by Daniel G. Diedrich

Cover by John Christian Jaksha

Computer Help: Matthew Joseph Jaksha

Collaborator: Renalyn Grego (Rain)

Georgia and John’s family: Jon, Dan, Tad, Gigi, Paul

Grandchildren: Jeff, James, Julie, Joey, Jonathan, Jordan, Jenna, Nate, Daniel, Ted, Erin, Ben, Kate

Great Grandchildren: Kayleigh, Ana Jorga, Ava, Ian, Elija, Elle Jo, Cal

Regennia’s family:

Matthew Joseph Jaksha; Lisa and Dillon

Kirsten and Kelly Dow; Colton and Kaden

John Christian and Judy Jaksha; Jewel, Joy

Kate

Great Grandchildren: Kay- Leigh, Ana, Elija, Ian Regennia’s family:

Matthew Joseph Jaksha; Lisa and Dillon

Kirsten and Kelly Dow; Colton and Kaden

John Christian and Judy Jaksha;Jewel Joy

Why I Wrote This Story

This past year I have had the exceptional honor to meet and write about a remarkable family. A family with a dream and the courage to match all they believed in. This is the true story of one American hero whose family migrated to America so they could have the rights and privilege of a dream.

Their dream was not just about self, but a dream that covers you and me every day in every way as long as we are right… morally right.

This one soldier made an effort that cannot be measured. We have made an effort to give you an account… a heavenly measurement of this one American heroes story.

His village of Avon, Minnesota can bask in Johnny’s hard-won nobility, courage, and valor. It reminded me of Elijah in the Bible, whom was complaining to the Lord how tired he was of fighting for the right all alone. But, God assured him that there were thousands more Elijah knew nothing about.

If you ever believe you are alone in fighting for what is