Goodbye Jessica: A Father's Journey Through Grief
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Goodbye Jessica: A Father's Journey Through Grief  -     By: Danny Smith

Goodbye Jessica: A Father's Journey Through Grief

Malcolm Down Publishing / 2021 / Paperback

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    Product Description

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    For Danny Smith, the shock of losing his beloved daughter Jessica was like an earthquake in his heart and life. She was just 22 years old. He took a journey into the past to pay tribute to Jessica. This book was written to tell people of her adventures and achievements, her struggles, and her pain – her life. To tell all who pass this way what an amazing person she was, how he loved her, and how he misses her. Goodbye Jessica is the raw authentic voice of a father’s grief. But it also speaks to the discovery of healing and the relevance of faith, after a heartbreak that will never mend.

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    Title: Goodbye Jessica: A Father's Journey Through Grief
    By: Danny Smith
    Format: Paperback
    Number of Pages: 192
    Vendor: Malcolm Down Publishing
    Publication Date: 2021
    Dimensions: 8.5 X 5.5 (inches)
    Weight: 2 pounds
    ISBN: 1912863634
    ISBN-13: 9781912863631
    Stock No: WW863631

    Author Bio

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    Danny Smith

    Danny Smith and his wife Joan live in Surrey, England. They have three children: Rachel, Luke and Jessica (who passed away in 2007), and three grandchildren: Lily, Seth and Eden. 

    Danny, an Anglo-Indian, is co-founder, with Lord Alton, of Jubilee Campaign, a human rights charity, with UN consultative status.

    He worked with Billy Connolly to launch Tickety-Boo Tea, a charity project, and helped to establish the Romanian Angel Appeal, a charity he served as trustee.

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