Three Books To Consider For Your Family's Benifit

If family is important, then have an important family!

winnipegsun.com - Football - Family drives backup hope

winnipegsun.com - Football - Family drives backup hope

More Adults Over 50 Use the Internet than Ever Before

More Adults Over 50 Use the Internet than Ever Before

WEALTH STRATEGIST NETWORK

WEALTH STRATEGIST NETWORK

More On Building Wealth

Stuart E. Lucas thee author of" Wealth" admits to a bias towards a multigenerational approach to building wealth. You will find that Lucas advocates taking advantage of what he calls "Nepotistic Advantage". Lucas points out how an individual family or investor may do better by pooling money.

Lucas has an approach that is totaly fitting with The Good Sons Club Principles. The author is excellent in describing how we can do a better job of choosing and managing our professional advisors. You will find the book is a better read than most financial management books. The drama and history of the authors own family makes for a good story. A humorous glossary also helps make this a good read.

Honor elderly parents 05/26/06

Honor elderly parents 05/26/06

Families Add 3rd Generation to Households - New York Times

Families Add 3rd Generation to Households - New York Times

Grandparents 'becoming parents again' - Breaking News - National - Breaking News

Grandparents 'becoming parents again' - Breaking News - National - Breaking News

Daily and Sunday Review - 'It Takes a Village' trainers help county agencies promote family group decision making

Daily and Sunday Review - 'It Takes a Village' trainers help county agencies promote family group decision making

Building Wealth and Strong Families

The following book is a rare find; It speaks of building wealth within a context that is totaly compatible with the principles of
The Good Sons Club.

Father's Day 2006 in Chicago

Father's Day 2006 in Chicago

Event to help grandparents who raise kids - Bangornews.com Staff

Event to help grandparents who raise kids - Bangornews.com Staff

The Seattle Times: Living: Who would raise your kids?

The Seattle Times: Living: Who would raise your kids?

Get Inspired For Fathers Day!

Get inspired by the stories of good fathers:

Welcome To The Good Sons Club!

Grandparents Today: News

Grandparents Today: News

General News of Monday, 15 May 2006

International Family Day
General News of Monday, 15 May 2006

Beacon Journal | 05/12/2006 | Cavaliers' Hughes is where he should be

Good Sons Make Good Brothers
Beacon Journal 05/12/2006 Cavaliers' Hughes is where he should be

Mothers Honored by SUN Weekend

SUN Weekend

Florence Nightingale Pledge

Florence Nightingale Pledge

Nurses Week

Nurses Week

How Baby Boomers Will Change Retirement - Many Will Mix Work and Play

How Baby Boomers Will Change Retirement - Many Will Mix Work and Play

The Seattle Times: Living: Who would raise your kids?

The Seattle Times: Living: Who would raise your kids?

Are We Prepared For The Care Giver Role?

Thoughtful and clear headed preparation always minimizes stress. Prevention and preparation work hand in hand. Sometimes we can prevent things from being worse. At other time we can prepare for the worst. Always we can embrace the way things are as an opportunity for growth.

Whenever I am in the midst of a health care crisis, I recall my grandmother. The lady was such a skilled care giver and a strong person. The fact is she grew strong as a result of trials by fire. A husband who had a lifelong battle with illness and seven children. All her children experienced illness and one that died of a childhood ailment. Extended family relied on her skills as did neighbors and friends. My grandmother was also skilled at preventing illness and was quick to make sure a small matter did not become a big one. It was with a combination of prevention and preparation.

Today we have many more tool;s to practice the art of care giver. Both prevention and preparation are easier then when our grandparents.

The following are items or publications that help with preparation and prevention:

Family illness, death may be harder on women�|�Reuters.com

Family illness, death may be harder on women��Reuters.com

This Months Theme: Care Giving

As family members we will have the opportunity to provide or benefit from care giving. It will often be trying, difficult, and fraught with conflicting emotions. Let us face such adversity with skill and grace.