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Reagan: What Was He Really Like ReviewAuthor and former aid to Ronald Reagan for forty-four years, Curtis Patrick, has provided an important addition to history with "Reagan; What Was He Really Like?" The book tells the story of Reagan's early years through the eyes of those - boys and girls, men and women - who worked by his side as he morphed from an actor, union leader, and GE spokesperson into a national political figure.
Patrick captures:
*The thread - a strong love of country, an insatiable work-ethic, and an honest spirit - that tied these "these high principled-people" to serve a man that they grew to love.
*Stories with intimate glimpses into the soul of this "uncommon man" as told by those who interacted with him in the everyday life of campaigning to take the California statehouse, and then, as Governor.
*Much about Reagan's curious mind, wit, glad soul, and warm heart - a man who had known sorrow and defeat, but who, by dint of indomitable cheer, gentlemanly grace, and extraordinary energy overcame these obstacles.
*Reagan's set of strong beliefs - the strength, spirit, and common sense of the individual - and optimism in the future of America.
*A behind-the-scenes look at the loving relationship between Nancy and Ronald...and their children. (Ron Jr. and Patty were not out of their circle of love).
Patrick has provided a service by sharing these stories (and pictures) that have never been published anywhere. The book, while uneven and redundant, is factual and delivered so the reader can read any chapter in any order. Each chapter tells stories of one or two individuals, from those who gained national prominence - William Clark, Lyn Nofziger, and others - to those well behind the scenes, including Patricia Gayman ( scheduling secretary), Pat Cunneback and Sal Russo (dedicated youth, students at UCLA), Mervin and Nancy Amerine (pilot and stewardess who provided the Turkey Plane) who also helped immensely in shaping the Reagan legacy.
Curtis Patrick makes no bones about Ronald Reagan being his hero and "Reagan" is his way of saying thanks. Those who share Patrick's feelings for Reagan (I am one of those) will also find this book to be a satisfying resource.
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