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Death is always a hard subject to grasp, especially when it's the life of a loved one. You may be overwhelmed with feelings of grief, depression, even anger. But how do you react when the person you loved took their own life? Jack Runion had to face this question when his father chose to finally end the pain and suffering that had plagued him for nearly forty years.After his father's death, Jack began keeping a journal to help work through his emotions during that painful time . . . his guilt at not seeing his father's pain, his grief at being unable to give him a proper goodbye. This book is a collection of Jack's journal entries and the bits of wisdom he has come to understand through the grieving process. This honest and open account of his father's suicide encourages anyone who has experienced a similar situation to deal with their loss and find support in the ones they love.
Jack Runion is a middle school teacher who is proud to call West Virginia home. He is a 1992 graduate of Milton High School and a 1997 graduate of Marshall University. He and his wife Susan reside in Hurricane with their family. Over the past two decades, he has also served at various times as a choir director and worship leader in local churches. Jack is also recognized locally as a gifted soloist. After 'While, Crocodile is his first children's book. He has previously released A Bad Good-bye - Overcoming the Grief of Suicide, a compelling story of his father's suicide and the difficult journey for those left behind.
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