Life History - Memoir - Biography
What We Do
At Tapestry Life History we help
individuals make a written life
history a reality. Whether you want
to write it yourself, have someone to
assist you in writing it, or have
someone to write it for you, that is
what we do.
We are passionate about the value
of Life Histories and want to help
you create yours.
Call Us Today!
Please contact us anytime! We would love
to talk to you and hear about the life history
you are considering.
At Tapestry Life History we help
individuals make a written life
history a reality. Whether you want
to write it yourself, have someone to
assist you in writing it, or have
someone to write it for you, that is
what we do.
- Free consultations
- Group presentations
- Co-authoring
- Coaching
- Editing
- Life Writing Workshops
We are passionate about the value
of Life Histories and want to help
you create yours.
Call Us Today!
Please contact us anytime! We would love
to talk to you and hear about the life history
you are considering.
- Phone: 801-735-4938
- Tory@tapestrylifehistory.com
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175 S 500 E
PO Box 445
Levan, UT 84639
801-735-4938
tory@tapestrylifehistory.com
PO Box 445
Levan, UT 84639
801-735-4938
tory@tapestrylifehistory.com
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Make a book out of your life!
Rodney was truly just a common
man, but he valued his life
enough to record it. So can you! I
can help your dream become a
reality!
Rodney was truly just a common
man, but he valued his life
enough to record it. So can you! I
can help your dream become a
reality!
Back Cover
Rodney Anderson was a common
man, but for a common man he
lived an adventurous life. His
adventures started during the
depression in the irrigation canals
of Southern Idaho. For nine years
his adventures sent him sent him
down the “River of No Return” as a
guide for the Boy Scouts of
America. He found himself working
with dynamite and helicopters to
build trails and bridges in some of
the remotest mountain regions of
the United States. His adventures
left him stranded in Alaska above
the Arctic Circle and living on
remote islands in the South
Pacific. Through all these
adventures he had time to raise
five children, invent a paper
cooking pot, and learn to tie doggy
bows. If you consider yourself a
common man or woman, reading
about the life of Rodney Anderson
will make you see your own life
differently.
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Rodney Anderson was a common
man, but for a common man he
lived an adventurous life. His
adventures started during the
depression in the irrigation canals
of Southern Idaho. For nine years
his adventures sent him sent him
down the “River of No Return” as a
guide for the Boy Scouts of
America. He found himself working
with dynamite and helicopters to
build trails and bridges in some of
the remotest mountain regions of
the United States. His adventures
left him stranded in Alaska above
the Arctic Circle and living on
remote islands in the South
Pacific. Through all these
adventures he had time to raise
five children, invent a paper
cooking pot, and learn to tie doggy
bows. If you consider yourself a
common man or woman, reading
about the life of Rodney Anderson
will make you see your own life
differently.
Purchase Here