Our Younger Years

This is a story about a very special group of boys and girls that lived in the same neighborhood. They went to the same schools and attended the same church.
This group of young people belonged to a church group that took them from the Junior High School days into the High School years. It created a bond between them over the years into adulthood. The church was a prevalent part of their lives.
The church group organized activities and dances for the members. They shared their younger years together.
The Asian war came along and the United States got militarily involved in Vietnam. With the complexities of the war the church group got separated after high school graduation. The boys of the group contributed their skills to the Asian conflict with their enlistments into the United States Air Force.
The following pages are about this very special group of young people and their families.
This is their story.

Grant Fellows is a teenage romance author. He is retired and lives in a large city suburban environment.
Prior to his retirement he worked for forty years in Business consulting. He started writing when he wrote articles for his clients on different business topics that reflected on their own companies, but did not yet establish himself as an author.
Grant Fellows was inspired to write about his own past and the kids he grew up with. He knew that younger generations are direct contributors to American History. Remembering his own past led him to write about the connection he and his friends had to America in the 1950's. Life is full of many detours and he did not want those years to fade away in time.
His writings are literal and based on truth. His writings are very rich, descriptive and appealing to the reader.
His books "Our commitment to America"; "A mission for God and Country"; "Our younger Years" and "My High School sweat Heart" are all connected to the High School teenager and their part in American history.