Sharon Aseltine Plumb's New Release "The Monument Man"

 

About the Book

This book was written to bring hope and faith and encourage all who read it—to let the individual know this is not the end. Someday they will see that family member again if they believe in God. Let the Lord wrap his arms around the individual and know that he loves him or her, and through this book, God will bring comfort… God bless and keep you in his care

About the Author

Sharon Aseltine Plumb was born in Ashland, Oregon, in 1950. Her entire childhood consisted of living in a poverty-filled lifestyle. Her family constantly moved from state to state, and she was forced to start a new school time and time again. When her two younger siblings were born in her early teen years, she automatically fell into the motherly role, watching over them when her parents were gone. Sometimes they had little to feed them, but Sharon would make what she could for dinner. No matter what, she would always be there for them and give what she could. This is who she was and will always be. Sharon would continue to care for others throughout her entire life.

When she had a family of her own, she would continue to give her all, caring for her family as best as she could. Soon grandkids came along, and she would be there for them, giving them love. So when she began working at the monument shop, her calling continued. She would meet strangers and hear their stories of their loss of loved ones and would listen quietly, offering any condolences she could to ease their suffering and pain. She called this her gift and could talk to anyone, and they would feel the need to open up and share with her all of the cherished memories and heartfelt stories of their loved ones. Then she would share with them the Word of God, and somehow people would always accept what she would tell them. The years of working along with her husband, Gary, at the monument business have allowed her to continue to care for many people effortlessly and minister to them about the Word of God.

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