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Birthday: December 7
Gender: Male
Status:
Divorced
Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Location:
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wisconsin
United States
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wisconsin
United States
School:
St. Matthias Elementary
Amundsen High School
North Park University
Worsham College
St. Matthias Elementary
Amundsen High School
North Park University
Worsham College
Work:
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
Medical Corpman 801st General Hospital 6 years
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
Medical Corpman 801st General Hospital 6 years
Hometown(s):
Chicago, Illinois
Hatfield, Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois
Hatfield, Wisconsin
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GG-62- says:
Robert, I finished your novels, The Orphan Train Trilogy. My friend you
have a sequel in the making. I can only imagine what you can do with the
characters. I am certain you can't quit thinking of what each character is
doing today. You can do it. Each book became more interesting and I
really hated to see it come to an end. I was fortunate enough to read
all three in sequence and I looked forward to see where they ended up.
Now, where will they go from here?
I pray your books will sell, and you will be provided with the funding it
takes to publish what I imagine you have in the making right now.
I see those wheels turning in your head right now. LOL
Thank you for writing.
GG
Posted: December 28, 2008 8:32PM EST
RNAA says:
Hi Optomistic,
Many of the orphan train children ended up inTexas. For more information about the trilogy, go to Google and type in my name, Robert Noona, then follow only the orphan train articles in the first 18 pages.
My Journal can be found at http://orphantraintrilogyauthor.blogspot.com/
I have an aunt who lives in Whitehorse, east of Houston.
Bob
Posted: December 13, 2008 4:05PM EST
Optimistic says:
I was not aware either of the Orphans trains, but I will look up your website. I am an avid reader, and love history. I lived in Texas for a lot of years, but moved here to Raleigh NC in 1997. It is also a beautiful state. I just look the nature here. I was so impressed with even the flowers that bloomed in the winter..... Take care and good luck in your book sales
Posted: December 13, 2008 3:41PM EST
RNAA says:
No traffic jams here. Yes, it is peaceful. Unfortunately, I have so much work at the computer I don't get enough time to enjoy it.
Bob
Posted: October 11, 2008 5:17PM EDT
junkstoregal says:
Your home sounds peaceful and quite a great place to write. I live in a small town too but not nearly as quite
Posted: October 11, 2008 5:02PM EDT
