Author of It’s Me The Early Years: Letters to My Daughter
It’s Me The Early Years: Letters to My Daughter is more than a series of letters—it is a legacy of courage, perseverance, and love passed down generations.
The memoir is an honest reflection on how these experiences shaped his identity and values. Walter Benesch has multiple masters degrees spanning social work, anthropology and social administration.”
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LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, February 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- California, LA— What happens when a father chronicles his extraordinary life experiences for her daughter, blending
personal history with family legacy? It’s Me The Early Years: Letters to My Daughter is an intimate, multifaceted memoir born from a simple yet profound request: a daughter asking her father to share stories of his childhood and formative years. What began as a series of letters evolved into a captivating autobiography interwoven with her father and grandmother’s biography. Together, these accounts paint a vivid picture of resilience, hardships, and extraordinary events that shaped two generations.The memoir began during the author's elder daughter’s first year of college when she encouraged her father to write autobiographical letters. These letters, spanning many years, aimed to recount the unique and often unbelievable events of her life. The stories start with the author’s challenging birth and continue through his college graduation, covering a wide range of experiences that defy the ordinary.
At its core, It’s Me The Early Years: Letters to My Daughter is a story of resilience. Through the letters, the author provides his daughter with an unfiltered view of the challenges he faced as an unknown child navigating poverty, discrimination, and adversity. The memoir is an honest reflection on how these experiences shaped his identity and values.
Blending autobiography and biography, It’s Me The Early Years: Letters to My Daughter is more than a series of letters—it is a legacy of courage, perseverance, and love passed down through generations. The stories within serve as a reminder that even in the face of extraordinary challenges, resilience and determination can lead to a life full of accomplishments and meaning. For readers, it offers both a glimpse into unusual life experiences and a testament to the enduring power of family stories.
Walter Benesch has multiple masters degrees spanning social work, anthropology and social administration along with several graduate certificates requiring extensive writing. Over 20 publication credits with mostly fraternal but some international associations are to my credit. As a retired program administrator in the Federal Government (GS15) the responsibility of numerous policy guides/instructions in the Department of Defense, including the first edition of the DoD Y2K Management Guide.
He retired from the Depart of Homeland Security as a program manager and project management instructor. Having achieved two Distinguished Toastmaster awards I have spoken to multiple Masonic groups both local and internationally on numerous topics and have multiple YouTube presentations which were sponsored by Sapere Aude.
If you’re looking for a memoir that combines personal history, extraordinary encounters, and a reflection on the challenges of life, this book promises to engage, inspire, and leave you marveling at the resilience of the human spirit.
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It’s Me, The Early Years: Letters to My Daughter
Written by Walter Benesch
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