Mac MageeMac Magee is a 78-year old (2016), U.S. Navy veteran; Radioman 1st Class, who has served ashore in Europe and at sea in the Pacific, during the Cold War, between 1955 and 1965. Looking back at those ten years, he says, I believe what I saw, learnt an experienced around the world, has given me an accurate and useful perspective on life, not only then, but especially in the years following my service and I feel sharing those experiences with others might be interesting; hopefully entertaining and perhaps beneficial to anyone who has life left to live and reads this first book in my Trilogy. For those with perhaps less life left, maybe it will be a reminiscent look backwards to their own similar experiences with which to relate, re-live and appreciate. I would feel remiss in not sharing mine.
A high school graduate, Mac completed two years of junior college, concentrating on Graphic Communications. He's worked as a Senior Computer Operator, a Sales and Customer Service Representative in a national cable company, Security Guard, a programmer and electro-mechanical repairman, drug and alcohol recovery representative, printer, national living trust company advisor/liason for 50 lawyers and financial planners and editor of that company's nation-wide newsletter and finally; Customer Service Manager, Public Service: worked with special needs children and was a volunteer Reserve Police Officer. In 2015, he became a published author with his first book about his online dating experiences, The Woman Board. At 77 and Referring to his belated entrance into authoring he says, Better a late bloomer; than a dead bud!
Aside from writing, he enjoys Amateur, or Ham Radio, Weather Observation and reporting, TV watching, model ship-building and Life with wife, Vel; the 63rd and final woman of his arduous online searching and dating. Arduous? Well, somebody had to do it!, he tritely quips They live in Cane Beds, Arizona...far from the salty sea but, upon another sea; the desert; a sea...of sand. Odd that they're so different yet alike: You can get lost on either, and die of thirst on both.... Read More Read Less
