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Born Perth Western Australia during the World War 2 to a middle class educated family. Introduced to flying at a very young age. Loved sport and excelled in many. Represented the State in archery, cricket and baseball. Had a career in major Real Estate initially in sales, became qualified and moved on to property development, subdivision and city/commercial valuation consultancy. Was a professional witness in courts on many occasions and advised both local and state governments on property matters. Became captain and later president of a major golf club, also board member and president of valuation institute WA. Served as power captain of sailing club. Now retired with time to write the many novels roaming around inside his head.

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A compilation of life stories about Kevin Johnson, a man who was diagnosed with renal kidney disease when he was ten years old. Kevin has survived four kidney transplants and many years of dialysis including at-home dialysis among other serious health problems. Even though Kevin's doctors told him he would die before the age of nineteen, with God's help, Kevin is now sixty-seven years old and has a wonderful family (his wife Peggy, their two children and five grandchildren). Kevin has experienced many life lessons during his chronic illness that he would like to share with those who read this book.