"Alright, Jonesy. I’ll see you soon." I smiled at his nickname for me and waved to him as the streetcar continued down the cobbled stone street. Little did I know the name 'Jonesy' would be my nickname for fifty-five years! E.L.M. 1935
I'm excited to share my family's story with you. Ours was an exciting and unique life, filled with adventures, challenges, successes and failures. In other words... life. Please leave comments, I'd love to hear from you. Enjoy! J.L. Mahan 2019
From a small coal mining town in eastern Pennsylvania to an international lifestyle, E. Louise Mahan encountered, challenged, and overcame segregation in the U.S., Apartheid in South Africa, various family addictions, gender bias and other discrimination, and striving for perfection. However, the destruction and devastation of Alzheimer's could not be overcome...
JOYCE LOUISE MAHAN is a retired IT professional who had a career in both public and private business sectors.
She lived in Japan and France as a child, worked in Germany as an adult, and has travelled extensively in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, since the age of four.
She currently lives in a small southcentral Pennsylvania town. The twelve years there is the longest time with the same address in her life. This is her first book.
JOYCE LOUISE MAHAN is a retired IT professional who had a career in both public and private business sectors.
She lived in Japan and France as a child, worked in Germany as an adult, and has travelled extensively in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, since the age of four.
She currently lives in a small southcentral Pennsylvania town. The twelve years there is the longest time with the same address in her life. This is her first book.
