Remembering My Life is a reflective memoir that looks beyond milestones and titles to explore the quieter truths of a life lived with sincerity, gratitude, and faith.

Written in the third person, the book traces the author’s journey through childhood shaped by adoption, discipline, and spirituality; a long professional life marked by responsibility and leadership; and a deeply rooted family life that provided constant strength and meaning. Rather than presenting a catalogue of achievements, the narrative pauses at moments of choice, values, relationships, and inner growth — the experiences that truly define a person.

With warmth and humility, the memoir reflects on parents and mentors, colleagues and companions, successes and setbacks, and the spiritual grounding that sustained the author through decades of work and service. It speaks especially to readers who believe that a meaningful life is built not only in boardrooms and careers, but also in quiet reflection, family bonds, and integrity.

Remembering My Life is offered as a legacy — not of accomplishment, but of gratitude — and will resonate with readers seeking inspiration, perspective, and reassurance that an ordinary life, lived honestly, can be extraordinary.