Ramblings

Maryhelen Clague is a Florida native whose Great-Grandparents settled in Central Florida in 1876. She grew up in the Lakeland/Tampa area, attended Florida State University's Music School, then Union Theological Seminary in New York City. After her husband, an Episcopal clergyman, retired their family moved back to her Florida home where she resides today. "Ramblings" is a collection of writings spun around memories, reflections, meditations, and rambling thoughts. Within...
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Maryhelen Clague is a Florida native whose Great-Grandparents settled in Central Florida in 1876. She grew up in the Lakeland/Tampa area, attended Florida State University's Music School, then Union Theological Seminary in New York City. After her husband, an Episcopal clergyman, retired their family moved back to her Florida home where she resides today.

"Ramblings" is a collection of writings spun around memories, reflections, meditations, and rambling thoughts. Within this book you'll find the gleanings of a long life, the affections, the imprint and the experiences of many years and many people. The author's ninety-two years have encompassed such disparate experience as the Great Depression, World War II, the family-oriented fifties, the upheaval of the sixties and seventies, a new century and a new millennium, and a country and culture that is almost unrecognizable from what it used to be. "Ramblings" is the testament of one life, looked back on with humor, gratitude and hope.