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Jordan, Joanne
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Samuel Miller
This is a genealogy of the family of Samuel Miller (1974). The information presented in this book is based primarily on my personal research. Over the years, I have exchanged information and leads with many relatives that were interested in my extended family history. They have been most helpful in sharing what they know about these families. Joe Miller
Anatomy of a Heroin Overdose
The narrative in this book details a sister's search for the truth behind her brother's untimely death. Even before she began to write this book, Joanne Jordan suspected that it would be difficult to categorize because it is about so many things. It is a tale that illustrates how drugs can destroy an individual and sometimes an entire family. It is also about the illness of depression and how it can devastate and sometimes obliterate a life. But this is not only a book about grief. It is a detective story of sorts, a true-life mystery that may never be completely solved. Was her brother's death an accident, a suicide or a murder? Losing a brother or sister can result in the loss of a parent, too, either physically or emotionally. The whole family dynamic is changed forever. This book is the attempt by one woman, Joanne Jordan, to chronicle her brother's brief life and mysterious death and show the impact that his parting had on her entire family. Given the current national epidemic of drug overdoses, this book is timely and relevant.
Play
A list of physical and cerebral games to play with groups, classes or friends. Suitable for all ages, abilities and spaces. This book was written with the aim to get people together and moving as part of an ongoing journey to use movement to improve physical and mental health. As well as being a great tool to help build relationships, connections and trust within groups and doing it though play so having fun along the way. These games are great for one off or weekly classes, team building sessions, retreats, conventions or simply something different to do with your friends and family.
