Professor of Instructional Technology, Doctoral degree in Educational Administration from Columbia University-1993. Worked at NYU, St. Johns Univ., The College of Mount Saint Vincent, and the NY College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Currently, College Tutor and published Novel writer specializing in Historical Fiction. In the works, Sister Angelina CIA Nun, The Night is a Child (a mystery story of Africa), and The Personal Diary of Anne of Cleves, 4th wife of King Henry VIII.
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Easy reading and an exciting novel about three sailors trapped on Okinawa at the end of WWII when the island was supposed to be secure. Jap snipers were everywhere. Unexploded bomb shells sat in roads and farms. Two major typhoons hit the island in September 1945 and October 1945 killing hundreds of people and sinking hundreds of ships in Naha bay.