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Unfinished Business: Stories of Amazing Ordinary People - Paperback

Unfinished Business: Stories of Amazing Ordinary People - Paperback

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by Margie Melvin Long (Author)

Everyone has a legacy.

According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, legacy is "something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past." I believe that all of us have a legacy we leave behind when we complete our earthly journey. Some will leave behind children they have raised to carry on a family's brand. Others will be remembered for their life's work, whatever form that may take. While still others leave behind the impressions they've made on the people they have encountered.

I also believe each of us is sent here with a purpose. Often that purpose is not revealed to us here on this earth plane, but it's my belief that ultimately we will know why we were here. It's one of Life's great mysteries.

The people you'll read about in this book are ordinary people who lived among us for one year to 39 years. They are not celebrities, or otherwise well-known in the world. But as you'll learn, each and every one of them has a legacy they've left behind, and each unfortunately left unfinished business. They most certainly would have done more had their time on earth been longer, but I think you'll be as amazed as I have been while writing the book at how many lives have been impacted by this handful of ordinary people. These stories are told from the perspectives of those who lost a loved one. I merely have the privilege of putting them on paper to share with you. And a true privilege it has been to meet the people who opened their hearts and homes to me so that I could meet some truly inspirational people who left us all too soon.

Number of Pages: 394
Dimensions: 0.81 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: November 23, 2011