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Col. William H. Garnder, (retired)
Colonel Gardner, now retired and living in Oro Valley, Arizona, has had an illustrious military career. He can't really tell you much about it because it was in Military Intelligence and he has been sworn to secrecy (and he doesn't want to have to kill you if he spills too many bean.)
His first book is his autobiography. He enjoyed writing so much, he has written several more and is currently working on books 3 and 4 (out soon)
My father, as shall be discussed, put together an autobiography/anthology,
“The Principal of the Thing”, which summarized his life and his 37 years
as teacher/coach/principal at the Riverdale Country School, Riverdale section
of the Bronx, NY from 1919-1957. While of great anecdotal value to the
school, it also represents the story of a good man and great teacher which I
hope our current family has found and future descendants will find interesting.
That is the intention here – to put down my history, which will be fun for
me and as I know where the (few) skeletons are, they will be carefully overlooked
in favor of many other more pleasant memories.
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“Ship and Shore - A Murder Mystery” and “Just Plane Murder” are the first of
four novels involving a murder on a means of transportation. The third and
fourth, “Murder in Training” and “Terminal Murder” will also be published
together. They were essentially written as something to do during the restrictive
period of the pandemic and as intellectual exercises. They are for family
and friends.
The stories originated with a notion in one of our cruises as to what would
happen if a body was found during the disembarkation process. How would
the authorities handle the situation with half the passengers still on board and
thousands arriving to board for a sailing in a few hours. I came up with my
own scenario and plot. Once done, came the thought of what about a body on
a commercial airliner after all the passengers had deplaned; on a train with the
passengers long gone from the station or even on a bus once it had arrived at
its destination. Again, I came up with my sequence of events as to what could
come next and whodunit.