AREN'T WE RICH! - Tecno-Libro

Dr. Lee McMurrin's memoir discusses the rich experiences of a well-lived life, starting with his Great Depression-era youth, through his education, sports, military service, marriage and family, faith, career as an educator and school superintendent, and international travels. The book's title stems from his mother's often-stated belief that, in spite of their poverty during the Great Depression, the family was rich in values and experiences. During the 1937 Johnstown flood, the McMurrin family was forced to live on the second floor of their home until the flood waters subsided, living mostly on oatmeal. After the flood danger was over, his mother said the important thing was that they were all together. . As the son of a pastor, Dr. McMurrin grew up in many different locations as his father was transferred to new parishes. The continuity of music and the joys of a shared family life buoyed them through challenging times. Dr. McMurrin worked his way through college, often living on only $10