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Only in America : 101 Stories from George Johnson's American Journey

ISBN: 9781621475040 | 1621475042
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Tate Pub & Enterprises Llc
Pub. Date: 12/11/2012

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
Only in America can some stories be told. This is the collected stories of an African-American man born, molded, manufactured, assembled, and rolled off the assembly line into the rough, urban American wilderness.
Prayerp. 15
Dedicationp. 17
The Best Foot Forward Seriesp. 19
Acknowledgementsp. 21
Forwardp. 23
Introductionp. 25
From Hotel Bellboy to US Congressman: Only in Americap. 29
Sister Johnson, You Got Yourself a Little Preacher Therep. 33
Sit Down, George Johnson. You Can't Readp. 37
From a Nap to Honor... MOREp. 39
Dressing for Successp. 45
Running Track - I Wasn't Fast, but I Was Consistentp. 47
Estelle and the Wash Cloth: A Lesson in Respecting My Fatherp. 51
Having God's Favor When I Didn't Know What Favor Wasp. 55
A Math Test May Have Started It Allp. 59
TSgt. George Campbell Jr. - United States Air Force Basic Training and Faithp. 63
Events That Affect Our Livesp. 65
The Real World of War: This is Not a Drillp. 69
Coming Home to America: Next Stop, Tinker AFBp. 73
Thank God for Betty Harmonp. 77
Coach Virgil Milliron: Teaching Lessons in Truth-378 Timesp. 79
Mentors Joe A. Leone, Thomas E. English, and George A. Millerp. 85
How I Got Out of College Safely-So I Thoughtp. 89
Knowing Your Best and Doing Your Bestp. 93
A New Spiritual Beginning: The Hour of Powerp. 97
Meeting Robert Schuler in Nashville, Tennesseep. 101
Estelle Equals Mom:p. 103
A Conversation with Estelle at Thirty-Sevenp. 105
Henry Bellmon - World Statesman on "I"p. 107
Theodore S. Baumberger, Ph.D., aka, Docp. 109
DHS Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration: Steak, Lobster, and Champagnep. 113
Hard Lessons That Weren't So Hardp. 119
Brother Johnson's Character Referencep. 121
Jodi Cotton and Kate O'Neill: Talking "Bout My Girlsp. 125
I Can See the Family Resemblancep. 133
Using Drugs and Becoming a Super Starp. 137
George III on Learning to Drivep. 141
Taking the Chokehold off Kidsp. 145
Making Right Choices Rightp. 149
Batting .500: "Lord, Just Let Me Hit Every Other Ball"p. 153
Miss Mattie's Spanking a White Kid in the Grocery Storep. 157
George III on the Drugs in the Dormp. 161
Why George III Became an Entrepreneur at Heartp. 165
Granddad Tom and the Neighborhood Drunkp. 169
Hiring the Right Personp. 173
Out of Tragedy Comes a Friendp. 177
Death by E-mail or Social Mediap. 179
D'Anna: No, No! Uncle George Phonep. 183
Surrounded with the Best of His Wealth and Beautyp. 187
Bob Goodwin on Diversity and Setting Up a Friendp. 191
OEM Communications Training Team: The Energizer Bunnies of Communicationsp. 197
Senior Communication Directors Breakfast: Reservations Requiredp. 201
9/11: A Remembrancep. 203
Acting Out an Effective Message: Clearly, Concisely, and Accuratelyp. 207
The Falls Creek Experiencep. 215
I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag: Fort McHenryp. 223
Jennifer "McCall" Dempsey: You've Got the Powerp. 229
Brother, I've Been Vetted: Gerald Davis on Trustp. 233
Believe or Believe Not: Either Way, You Believep. 237
The Way Hummingbirds Fly: The Summer Peace of 2009p. 241
Relationships and Faith: No Separation of Anything from Godp. 243
Planting Dream Seeds: Charles and Carol Robertsp. 247
Cyd Roberts Calledp. 251
Catherine Elizabeth Day: That's What Friends Are Forp. 253
Kindness and Generosityp. 257
How Fragile We Arep. 259
Young Zachp. 261
On Charity and Givingp. 263
Accountability Twenty-Four-Seven Everywherep. 269
Hard Work: What Do We Know About Hard Work?p. 271
You've Got a Friendp. 273
Nurturing Relationships-Time Requiredp. 275
So Who's Watching You?p. 281
Teaching While Walking in Faithp. 285
Love Will Keep Us Togetherp. 293
Addiction to Faith, Hope, and Love: High School Leadership Classp. 295
For the Love of a Womanp. 299
Nurturing and Nourishing Stronger Relationshipsp. 303
Papa's Growing Relationshipp. 307
Covered Wagons and Man Walking on the Moonp. 309
Declared Friendshipsp. 313
Professional Photography in an Instant Worldp. 315
Pot nor Windowp. 317
Miss Mattie and the Ohio Relativesp. 319
Working and Being Prettyp. 323
Where Are You Being Fed?p. 325
Living Our Best Lifep. 329
Three Yards and a Cloud of Dust: The Game of Lifep. 333
Got a Coach?p. 335
Are You a Thermostat or a Thermometer?p. 337
Oral Roberts: Christians and Learning How to Receivep. 341
How Do People without Faith Make It?p. 345
It Really Is a Very Small World when We Find Ourselves on the Globep. 349
I Love You as Big as the Skyp. 353
We Are All Influenced by Someonep. 355
Who Was Martin Luther King Jr.?p. 357
Who Killed Goliath?p. 359
Executive Chef Big A1p. 363
Oh Say Can You Seep. 367
A Conversation with Jim and Paulp. 369
The Fine Art of Listeningp. 371
The Richness in Poverty: Brother Olan and Sister Mariep. 375
Good News-Bad News From Northeast 23rdp. 377
Being Kindp. 383
Leadership Oklahoma City: Class XXVI Impressionsp. 387
Singing with the Harlem Gospel Choir at B.B. King'sp. 397
Dr. Pope the Higher Education Executive and Myron the Chauffeurp. 403
Bibliographyp. 409
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George Earl Johnson, Jr. has been a public relations professional and the state director of communications for human services in Oklahoma. Johnson has had hundreds of articles and feature stories published in state and local newspapers, and national magazines, including The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture. George lives in Forest Park, Oklahoma, with his wife of forty-three years, Birdie. www.gbjohnsoninc.com


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