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Stone, Bonnie Mae Domrose was born on January 26, 1941 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of George Charles and Dorothy Lovella (Maas) Domrose.
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Civil War in Paradise! (The Secret World of Alex Mack No. 27)
(When Alex Mack finds out that the historic Civil War land...)
When Alex Mack finds out that the historic Civil War landmark Fort Paradise will be demolished for a new road, she and her friends go into action to stop the deconstruction process. Alex leads the charge, only to find trouble around every corner. Time is running out, but Alex and her powers have to keep a low profile. If she and her friends don't move fast, Fort Paradise--and maybe Alex--will be history.
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Aloha Cowboy (A Kolowalu book) by Virginia Cowan-Smith, Bonnie Domrose Stone (1988) Hardcover
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Campfollowing: A History of the Military Wife (Contributions in Afro-American and)
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We know that a supportive family is the key to a person's success. It is fascinating to read a history of military wives that begins to give them the credit they deserve for service to their country and their families. Patricia Schroeder U.S. Representative, Colorado Campfollowing opens an important page in history for the military and for the role of women in the military. The women described in this book were not only devoted wives and mothers who brought a few of the comforts of home to forlorn military outposts, but they were also nurses who cared for the sick and wounded, as well as soldiers who fought bravely next to their soldier-husbands. They served their country with great love, dignity, and honor, and they deserve this long overdue recognition. I believe this book will be both an inspiration and a model for present military spouses as they follow their loved ones throughout the world or wait patiently at home for them when they are apart. Timothy E. Wirth U.S. Senator, Colorado Campfollowers themselves, Betty Alt and Bonnie Stone have collected published and unpublished memoirs, diaries, and letters and have conducted personal interviews to present this comprehensive history of the military wife from the Revolutionary War through the post-Vietnam years. The first work to concentrate on the unique hardships and rewards known to these women, this book considers both the traditional and modern roles of the military wife, with particular attention to her place as second in line to her husband's career and the military establishment's reluctant acceptance of her as integral to the success of its mission. Resilience and flexibility, loneliness and companionship, and danger and loyalty are all components of the military wife's life described in these revealing pages. The chapters are organized chronologically, outlining the experience during peacetime and war, stateside and overseas. Throughout, the focus remains on the strength of this sisterhood as it copes with separation and fear by fostering its sense of community, and faces the indifference of the military by constantly asserting its identity. This look at the many different facets of life as a military wife, described from a personal perspective within a historical framework, is a thoughtful analysis, a complete chronicle, and a true adventure with all its joys and perils.
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Aloha Cowboy (A Kolowalu book)
(Published by the University of Hawaii Press, this book wa...)
Published by the University of Hawaii Press, this book was the first comprehensive account of horsemanship in Hawaii. The book covers the time from 1803 when horses were first introduced to the islands, to the traditions of the 'paniolos' (Hawaiian cowboys) and the contemporary scene with rodeos and polo. It is well llustrated with many photographs, some in full color, others from historical archives.
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Bonnie Mae Domrose Stone
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Bonnie Mae Domrose Stone, American writer. Recipient Galley awards International Association Business Communicators/Hawaii, Tad Quattlebaum award in South Carolina, South Carolina Press Association awards, National Federation Press Women awards. Republican, Neighborhood Board 25, Mililani Town, Hawaii, 1974-1977. Member of Antelope Valley Writers (founder), California Writers Club.
Education
Bachelor in Journalism, Marquette University, 1961.
Career
Editor family section Angeles Mesa News advertiser, Los Angeles, 1961-1962. Editor family section 5 newspapers Lakeland Publications, Grayslake, Illinois, 1962-1964. Staff reporter, feature writer News & Courier, Charleston, South Carolina, 1966-1968.
Special assignment writer Today, Cocoa, Florida, 1970-1972. Volunteer publicist Boy Scouts American, 1973-1975. Editor Ka Nupepa, Mililani Town Newspaper, Hawaii, 1977-1980.
Deputy public affairs officer Caducean, 1982. Editor The Shopper, 1984-1985. Freelance writer, since 1985.
Freelance writer, since 1985. Lecturer in field; teacher writing Dothan (Alabama) Community College. Instructor Wallace Community College, Dothan.
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Civil War in Paradise! (The Secret World of Alex Mack No. 27)
(When Alex Mack finds out that the historic Civil War land...)
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Aloha Cowboy (A Kolowalu book)
(Published by the University of Hawaii Press, this book wa...)
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Campfollowing: A History of the Military Wife (Contributions in Afro-American and)
( We know that a supportive family is the key to a person...)
- Aloha Cowboy (A Kolowalu book) by Virginia Cowan-Smith, Bonnie Domrose Stone (1988) Hardcover
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Civil War in Paradise! (The Secret World of Alex Mack No. 27)
Membership
Republican, Neighborhood Board 25, Mililani Town, Hawaii, 1974-1977. Member of Antelope Valley Writers (founder), California Writers Club.
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Married Leighton Frank Stone, November 10, 1962. Children: Douglas Brian, Gregory Alan, Paul Andrew.
