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A Measure of This Man

Dolly Rice
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Pages
246
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

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An atomic view into the private life of Larry Sietsma, former USMC fighter pilot, airline pilot, founder of two nationally acclaimed home-building companies, and winner of the coveted Entrepreneur of the Year Award. More than twenty thousand homes have been built from Larry’s designs.

In 2003, Larry flew around the world in his twin-engine Beechcraft Baron alone with his wife, Sherry, and two huge auxiliary fuel tanks. Full of adventure, he nonetheless manages to leave his indelible personal mark on all he touches.

In this biographical memoir, the author felt a strong compulsion to tell of her extraordinary brother. All who know him already agree that Larry is exceptional. But is he just lucky? Charmed? Driven? Look inside and see the makeup of this man. You will see that greatness is not measured by what you have or what you have done, but by the person you are.

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