Legacy In Poems: May 2013

Friday, May 24, 2013

ASCENT Magazine of Ohio State Univ. Promotes My Book

Just Released. A summary of how Ohio State Univ ('68) impacted my life, Pages 7, 8,
My wife and I met as freshmen. The Alumni Magazine from OSU had previously published

this information. This comes from the college of Arts and Sciences from which I graduated

in Zoology in 1968. Thanks for following. Let me show you how to write your own legacy, or at lease begin the process.
www.http://t.co/atAMDT1UFe

ASCENT Spring 2013

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

@SuperSoulSunday The interview w Elie Wiesel by Oprah on SuperSoulSunday was insightful. "I still believe in man, in spite of man.+ The opposite of hate is indifference." Indifference can be very troubling. Not only does one not care to consider feelings for someone - they become indifferent to the idea. . . Thank God that He so loved us that He gave His Son. . . rather than becoming indifferent to our sin.

What are your thoughts about indifference and hate?

"Your true legacy cannot be touched, but will be felt forever". (Pamela and Stephen Pavuk) "Other things may change us, but we start and end with the family". Antony Brandt Have you made a decision to record your legacy for future generations. Let me guide your fellowship in workshops to lead them to begin the process of writing their own legacy - not necessarily in poems - but to record the highlights of their lives. . Let me know what types of actions that you have taken to record your own legacy. Did someone do this for you?

@DallasClaude

About Claude Dallas. Author of Legacy in Poems: Bridging the Gap

Claude is the author of the recently published book, "A Legacy in Poems: Bridging the Gap".
He has skillfully written lessons in raising up a stable, productive family through poems. The family is under attack from many directions. Each person can end a cycle which mediates against the survival of family.

He has written inspirational, reflective and humorous poems and prose for nearly forty years. He began writing the day that his life was transformed in Los Angeles in 1976. Claude's knowledge of science and Christian ministry have become fused into poems of great insight.

He sees himself as a bridge between the past generations and his future progeny. Many of these ancestors sacrificed selflessly so that the accomplishments of today could become a reality. It is his prayer that others, particularly men, can be inspired to express and record their thoughts and inner most feelings in written form. He is a father who stands in the gap as a bridge for his grandchildren and those who our society defines and marginal, oppressed and not reachable. He wanted to fill in the dash for his life. Claude is committed to a life of learning and expanding his talents and abilities.

More than 20 years of professional sales experience with both Pfizer, Inc and 3M Co. He sold fine chemicals to food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical companies in Los Angeles for Pfizer. He also sold medical products for sterilzation, cancer treatment, respiration, and hospital sanitation for 3M Co in both Los Angeles and Cincinnati to hospitals. He managed multiple departments of a Baltimore, MD Social Services Organization (Martin Polleck) and a portion of World Vision's U.S. Ministries Division.

He started two non-profit organizations: one to plant new churches iin 1993 (Ecclesia). Developed the funds to facilitate the hiring and placement of two Church planters -both in Cleveland and Atlanta. The second non-profit, Agapeland, a christian daycare center project of four Churches.Specialties: