Wesselhoeft: Traded to the Enemy - Autographed Copy

Wesselhoeft: Traded to the Enemy - Autographed Copy

Donated by: Shirley Wesselhoeft

Donated by: Shirley Wesselhoeft

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Wesselhoeft is the story of an innocent six-year-old American boy who was caught up in the events of World War II. No longer playing on the beach in Chicago, going to school and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, he and his parents were suddenly taken away to a desolate internment camp in Texas. One year later his family, and many U.S. citizens like himself, were traded for other Americans with our enemy Nazi Germany into an active war zone.Taken to Hamburg, he endured the heavy bombings by the Allies, followed by hunger and deprivation in post-war Germany.In spite of these events he took the first opportunity to return to America and join the Air Force. After 22 years of service, including two tours in Vietnam, he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. Now legally blind from Agent Orange exposure, Wes competes in tandem bicycle races and still lets very little stop him.Wesselhoeft tells his story of faith in God, American perseverance and love of country.

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A note from The Farm Way Sanctuary : Our annual Mike Kavanuagh Memorial Sporting Clay Shoot is including an online auction this year to help raise even more in support of the Southern Heritage Air Foundation & 7 Days for the Troops. You can bid on trips, experiences, whiskeys, wines, toys, autographed books and more! Many from Veteran Owned Businesses too! All auction proceeds will go directly to support these 2 Non-Profits. Thank you to all of the generous donors! We greatly appreciate all of the participants and guests who are supporting these important programs, and we wish you good luck with your bids!

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