ISBN: 9781424110858

Julia was left in a small Greek village with her siblings when she was only four years old. At age nineteen she returned to America. Throughout her childhood, as well as adult life, she n… More...

Julia was left in a small Greek village with her siblings when she was only four years old. At age nineteen she returned to America. Throughout her childhood, as well as adult life, she never understood how or why her mother could have abandoned her. At twenty-one she married, and she spent the next fourteen years being controlled by her mother-in-law. Her husband's questionable connections in California eventually took them to a Michigan city that she always called paradise. Here she Julia was left in a small Greek village with her siblings when she was only four years old. At age nineteen she returned to America. Throughout her childhood, as well as adult life, she never understood how or why her mother could have abandoned her. At twenty-one she married, and she spent the next fourteen years being controlled by her mother-in-law. Her husband's questionable connections in California eventually took them to a Michigan city that she always called paradise. Here she finally found independence. Julia never realized the success she had become, nor the impact she had on so many who came to simply call her Julie. In death she proved that life, from beginning to end, was a struggle. Tragic as it was, Julia's life definitely had purpose because she left an unforgettable mark on thousands, but especially on four: her children. Books, Biography & Autobiography~~General, Farewell-White-Bird~~Kaye-Koffman, 999999999, Farewell, White Bird, Kaye Koffman, 1424110858, Publish America, , , , , Publish America<

ISBN: 9781424110858

Julia was left in a small Greek village with her siblings when she was only four years old. At age nineteen she returned to America. Throughout her childhood, as well as adult life, she n… More...

Julia was left in a small Greek village with her siblings when she was only four years old. At age nineteen she returned to America. Throughout her childhood, as well as adult life, she never understood how or why her mother could have abandoned her. At twenty-one she married, and she spent the next fourteen years being controlled by her mother-in-law. Her husbandas questionable connections in California eventually took them to a Michigan city that she always called paradise. Here she finally found independence. Julia never realized the success she had become, nor the impact she had on so many who came to simply call her Julie. In death she proved that life, from beginning to end, was a struggle. Tragic as it was, Juliaas life definitely had purpose because she left an unforgettable mark on thousands, but especially on four: her children. Farewell, White Bird Koffman, Kaye, PublishAmerica<