@ Any Age: An Autobiographical Memoir With Genealogical and Historical Records

An Autobiographical Memoir With Genealogical and Historical Records. For his 45th book, Ernest Clevenger has written an autobiographical memoir, @ Any Age. Some highlights of the book covering the author’s more than eighty years are an interview with Eleanor Roosevelt, his participation in the establishment and working with two new churches, his teaching career, his work as dean of Alabama Christian College, president of Boyd-Buchanan School and Faulkner University, his working with Governor George Wallace to purchase Jones Law School, his role in the transition of Alabama Christian College from a two year school to a four year university, and the fascinating story of how he drafted and got a congressional bill passed to save the university. There is a little of something for almost everyone in @ Any Age. For hunters and fishermen, there are some exciting in the field stories: lessons learned and taught while trout fishing and deer hunting with grandsons and others. For amateur radio enthusiasts, there are accounts of building and using short wave radio stations for personal and church use. For would be authors, there are narratives of writing, self publishing and printing successes. For small businesses, there are descriptions of starting and operating profitable enterprises. For the teacher, there are portrayals of methods, ideologies and accomplishments. As the title suggest, with some humor, the 310 page book is the juxtaposing of the past with the present, tradition with technology. The work is a testimony to what can be accomplished at any age. The biographical sections cover genealogical and historical records for the benefit of family and historians