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Another Nice Endorsement for Nevada Bob's Memoir

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Singer/songwriter Nevada Bob visited
Hibbing in 2021. Photo: G Firstenberg
Nevada Bob Gordon life has been quite the adventure. While working with Bob on his memoir 50 Years with the Wrong Woman, I heard him on more than one occasion say, “I don’t mind dying. I was more afraid of not living.” That statement encapsulates much of who he is, and the stories he tells in his soon to be published memoir simply string together a lifetime memories to illustrate this creed.

This past six months I've learned that there are a lot of people waiting for his stories to be available in print. Here's what another author had to say about Bob's life story.

“Bob is a bona fide Western Cowboy! His book is the spellbinding story of a hard-working family devoted to God, hard work, resilience, exciting jobs, and new adventures. Supported by a beautiful wife, they tackle new opportunities with humor and gusto. I found it hard to put the book down while waiting to turn the page to see what job he would tackle next. I highly recommend the book for your reading enjoyment.”
--Maj. General Carl Schneider, USAF (Ret.)
Arizona Aviation and Veteran's Hall of Fame

Major General Schneider served 32 years in the Air Force, flying combat missions in both Korea and Vietnam. Follow the hotlinks here to his books Little House on the High Plains and Jet Pilot: A Fighter Pilot's Memoir.

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