Douglas Whitehead
Douglas Whitehead graduated from the U of NY Excelsior College cum laude with a BS in Liberal Arts and a focus in Business. He completed a 25 year highly mobile career in the U.S. Federal Government, which included the Department of Commerce Service Award 4 times and an honorable discharge from the U. S. Air Force. As a freelance writer he has authored family genealogies and other books in the nonfiction genre. He has traveled throughout North America and the Caribbean, and lived in: Fairbanks, Alaska; Key West, Florida; Beckley, West Virginia; Longview, Texas; Jackson, Mississippi, and in Michigan. His memberships have included the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the American Historical Association, and the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
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Holidays and Building American BusinessesTo help support American small businesses during the holidays give gift certificates from a growing list of companies owned by your neighbors. Here are several dozen ideas that can help your community and our economy.
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Your Vision Published at My Vision WorksA new Michigan business that offers high quality and provides economic opportunity for people with vision.
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American Ingenuity Grows with Pontoon Bag ManufacturingMaking things that improve people’s lives and offer customers economic value is the key to growth in American businesses. Boating is a great American pastime. To protect your boat for years of use one entrepreneur has developed an idea: the Pontoon Bag.
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Age Discrimination as Baby Boomers Search for WorkBaby Boomers might not be aware of it, but they have secretly joined the rapidly growing underground society of the 99ers.
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The W-9 in American CultureBusinesses are more accountable for expenditures then ever, and some businesses are accountable to the tax payers.
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Jimmy Buffett My Favorite Music ArtistWe were lucky to hear Jimmy sing, but every once in a while we did. It was mostly from his porch.
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Alzheimers CaregivingMy wife and I were caregivers for her mother, Carol, who was first diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age 85. We learned that Carol had Alzheimer's for over 2 years quite by accident.
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Veterans Stories Do Impact HistoryPreserving your family veterans military history provides inspiration to future generations to take a deeper look at the unsung individuals who were the real makers of history.
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Your Health and Your GenealogyCompiling your family history can extend your life, or be a life saving gift.
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My Preparation for a Midwest Natural DisasterNatural disasters can be triggered anywhere in the world, and felt on the opposite side of the globe. The global cooling event of 1816 proved that. Personal preparedness should be a yearly curriculum in every classroom. No one left behind.