I’m Almost History
I’m Almost History by Richard Stoebel, published by Hallard Press LLC on July 15, 2020, is a personal memoir that explores the complexities of the American Dream through the author’s life experiences. Spanning 368 pages, this book reflects on Stoebel’s journey from a mid-century middle-class upbringing in small-town Massachusetts to a 45-year career with a Fortune 100 company. It delves into his relationships, including his marriage to Brenda and the achievements of their two children, while also addressing the challenges and disappointments that accompany the pursuit of an idealized life.
Readers will find a candid portrayal of a family navigating both triumphs and tribulations, illustrating the duality of joy and vulnerability inherent in the human experience. I’m Almost History artfully chronicles the Stoebel family’s story from the 1940s to the present, capturing moments of innocence alongside the struggles that often accompany the quest for success. This memoir provides insight into the realities of life, making it relatable to anyone who has faced the ups and downs of their own journey.
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Dick Stoebel grew up inside the American Dream. From a mid-century middle-class family in small town Massachusetts, he worked his way into a 45-year career with a Fortune 100 company, married (and twice remarried) Brenda, the girl of his dreams. Their two accomplished children achieved national recognition in their teens.But there were also times of great sadness and uncertainty, turmoil and disappointment. Sometimes there were nagging problems with work, neighbors and family as the American Dream is, unfortunately, not always about the good times and successes.I’m Almost History artfully chronicles life of an American Dream family from the 1940s to the present day, showing how the Stoebels were at the same time innocent and joyful, awkward and vulnerable. Just like all of us!
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