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Abe Usera
Abraham "Abe" Usera, a retired Law Enforcement Officer, was born in New York City. He had graduated from Halsey Jr. High School and Franklin K. Lane High School, both in Brooklyn, New York. He had ...vizualizați mai multeAbraham "Abe" Usera, a retired Law Enforcement Officer, was born in New York City. He had graduated from Halsey Jr. High School and Franklin K. Lane High School, both in Brooklyn, New York. He had also graduated from the University of South Dakota with an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice Studies and the Saint Leo Catholic University in Florida with a Bachelor Degree in Criminology with Honors. He has ten brothers and one sister. He was born to the parents of Libertad and Beatrice Usera.
He wrote his first book name God's Work witht he Authorhouse publishing Company. God's Work is about Abe's life savings actions and the many volunteer work he had done, which he feels was a reflection in doing God's Work. He is truly a Jack of all Trades.
Patricia Ann Bile' Usera, known as Pat, is retired from a Medical Field, was born in the borough of Brooklyn, New York City. She had attended also Halsey Jr. High School and Bushwick High School in Brooklyn. She became a Certified Nurse Assistant and also worked as a Unit Secretary for approximately 28 years. She has one brother and two sisters and was born to the parents of Frank and Helen Bile'.
Both Abe and Pat had met when Pat was 14 and Abe was 15 years old. They were married at the age of 18 and later had two children. A daugther name Antoinete and a son name Christopher.
They were approached by several people requesting them to write about their experience in growing up in a large city, such as New York City. So they put together information and the story of their Struggle of Life and how True Love had Prevailed. Their writings start from their child birth and until they were in their early twenties, when they moved to South Dakota. They are truely what true love is all about.vizualizați mai puține