Nov. 10, 2018: “Heroes to the End” (www.heroestotheend.com) won a silver medal for best memoir at the annual Military Writers Society of America convention in Charleston, S.C.
The book is based on more than 80 articles I wrote as an Army Stars and Stripes correspondent in 1972 in Vietnam. I am donating all book sales proceeds and speaking fees to United Veterans Beacon House (www.uvbh.org), a Long Island nonprofit that runs homeless shelters for veterans.
I am a 1966 graduate of Chaminade High School in Mineola, NY. I graduated from Nassau Community College in 1968 and Hofstra University in 1970. I was a sports reporter at Newsday from 1966-1999, covering 5 Super Bowls and 9 Stanley Cup Finals. I was a features desk copy editor from 2000 to Dec. 31, 2014, when I retired. I am married to Lynn, a social worker, since April 9, 1978, We have one son, Peter, 33, an air traffic controller in Ohio.
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