Dick Cavenaugh’s “Just About – But Not Quite” proves life can be more than one might expect
Round Lake Beach, IL (PRWEB) February 08, 2012
Cavenaugh has written this book basically in his own words and all events and stories depicted actually happened. He has been involved in an almost-unbelievable number of exploits. He has exposed and dealt with so many well-known people in politics, government, movies, royalty and top-level executives in various areas of major business operations.
He has traveled extensively throughout the world and has encountered many fascinating events and experiences, including service as an airman during the Korean War. As he was reminiscing and writing this book, Cavenaugh couldn't believe that he had done and accomplished so much, including – as shown on the book’s cover – acting as home plate umpire in the first game of the 1984 National League playoffs between the Chicago Cubs and the San Diego Padres.
Many of the anecdotes in “Just About – But Not Quite” are filled with Cavenaugh’s trademark humor. His tone and his voice manage to make even the most terrifying events – giant snakes on Okinawa or sleeping through a terrible thunderstorm while flying across the country – into funny memories.
About the Author
Dick Cavenaugh has lived a full life. At various times in his life he’s been a pilot, an airman, a father and a friend. He’s met people as famous as Elizabeth Taylor, Bob Hope and President Kennedy, and as common as an everyman on the street. Each of his experiences has taught him something about life, about love or about friendship, and he is pleased to share these stories with his readers.
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