The Greatest People I Never Knew

When you lose someone you love, you learn new things about them-often from strangers who were touched by the one you lost. This book is about how thirteen people touched the man who met them in his Funeral Home. Without ever knowing them personally-hearing their laughter or seeing their tears-Eric Daniels describes how he's come to understand and value the lives of those he tended to in death. In today's busy and uncertain world, the stories presented here are gentle reminders to appreciate the blessings of each day. They are also a source of comfort for those who've lost family and friends. The loved ones who've gone before us have left legacies which are often worth sharing. And thus, with surprising candor and compassion, Mr. Daniels passes the torch to the reader, with a clear message: what you do each day really does matter. Your legacy is at your fingertips.