No One Ever Needs to Become Lost in This World

About the Book

To conclude my story, I will briefly summarize the phases of my life. The life during my youth was terrible since I was completely orphaned at age twelve and had no one to support me. In our middle-aged years, John and I worked hard to raise and educate our children. But in our old-age life, it has indeed become a pleasure. I get together with my girlfriends two or three times a week for our various activities. Though my life started out badly, I am now very happy because I have good children and beautiful grandchildren. No one ever needs to become lost in this world if he believes in God.

About the Author

John Antonakos is a retired electrical engineer who holds degrees in physics and electrical engineering. He was employed as an electrical engineer for over forty years, thirty-two of which were with the United States Army at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. He has always been interested in history, biography, language and philosophy, and has read widely in these fields. Being of Greek background, he is especially interested in exploring his roots. Because of these interests he has written the following books: Noted Greeks of Antiquity, Noted Greeks of the Middle Ages, The Greek American Community of Essex County, N.J., The Maniates of Newark, N.J., The Greek Handbook, A Compendium of World Classical Literature, A Proposed International Alphabet, English Spelling and Pronunciation Guide, and Life’s Objective.