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Drawing from experience spanning three quarters of a century, from the Great Depression to the twenty-first century; from rural farm boy to senior bank executive; from abject poverty to financial excess; from junior bookkeeper to chairman of the board; from agnostic to deeply religious; from marriage twice failed to a heaven-sent life with his soul mate, the author captures the poverty, riches, challenges, setbacks, successes, failures and recoveries that shaped the principles, values and lifestyle standards that he presents in The Price of Experience: The Rewards of Life. Political, personal, corporate, judicial and religious systems and beliefs are questioned, evaluated and presented for the thoughtful acceptance, rejection or consideration by the reader. Interpersonal relationships with coworkers, family, friends, companions and lovers are presented, frequently challenging conventional wisdom.