Summary:

In this heartfelt episode, we share the story of Frank Miller, a Vietnam veteran whose health struggles forced him into assisted living—and whose greatest wish was to reconnect with his estranged daughter. Through determination and the bonds of camaraderie, Frank’s journey takes an unexpected turn as he finds not just a new home, but a second chance at family. Join us as we explore themes of resilience, redemption, and the power of connection in “A Father’s Second Chance.” Don’t miss this touching tale of hope and healing.

About The Narrator & Author:

Ed Bejarana, founder of The Veterans Club and a US Army veteran, is a spirited champion for community and connection. Back in the '80s, he served as a military musician with the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, and later used the GI Bill to pursue a college education. With training as a computer technologist, Ed combined his love for music and tech to build a thriving 35-year career in digital marketing and small business support. Self-employed since 2007, Ed now brings his voice talent to audiobooks, commercials, training videos, and public service announcements.

Living in beautiful North Idaho with his wife of over 33 years and their Golden Retriever, Roxie, Ed enjoys a busy, joy-filled life. With nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, Ed and Kay are well-loved by their family.

Ed created Narrated By The Veterans Club after realizing how few audiobooks are human-narrated for visually impaired listeners. Driven by a mission to combat veteran and first responder suicide, he created this nonprofit to unite veterans around meaningful causes. Through community-minded projects, such as audiobooks for the visually impaired, Ed’s passion for service continues to make a lasting impact.

Sponsored by Zenith Exhibits

This episode is proudly sponsored by Zenith Exhibits, a veteran-owned business with over 18 years of experience building websites for small businesses and non-profits. With more than 2,600 websites created, they know how to help you grow your reach and achieve your goals. Visit www.zenithexhibits.com to learn more!

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

Summary:

In this episode of "Narrated By The Veterans Club: The Cold Case Files," host Ed Bejarana revisits the unsolved murder of Daniel Whitaker, a devoted father and husband whose life was brutally taken in his own garage in Red Hollow, Wyoming, in 1993. Despite a thorough investigation, the killer remains at large. We delve into Daniel's life, the fateful night of the murder, and the subsequent investigation that has yet to bring his family justice.

About The Narrator:

Ed Bejarana, founder of The Veterans Club and a US Army veteran, is a spirited champion for community and connection. Back in the '80s, he served as a military musician with the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, and later used the GI Bill to pursue a college education. With training as a computer technologist, Ed combined his love for music and tech to build a thriving 35-year career in digital marketing and small business support. Self-employed since 2007, Ed now brings his voice talent to audiobooks, commercials, training videos, and public service announcements.

Living in beautiful North Idaho with his wife of over 33 years and their Golden Retriever, Roxie, Ed enjoys a busy, joy-filled life. With nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, Ed and Kay are well-loved by their family.

Ed created Narrated By The Veterans Club after realizing how few audiobooks are human-narrated for visually impaired listeners. Driven by a mission to combat veteran and first responder suicide, he created this nonprofit to unite veterans around meaningful causes. Through community-minded projects, such as audiobooks for the visually impaired, Ed’s passion for service continues to make a lasting impact.

Sponsored by Zenith Exhibits

This episode is proudly sponsored by Zenith Exhibits, a veteran-owned business with over 18 years of experience building websites for small businesses and non-profits. With more than 2,600 websites created, they know how to help you grow your reach and achieve your goals. Visit www.zenithexhibits.com to learn more!

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

Summary:

This episode of Narrated By The Veterans Club explores the life of Matthias Baldwin, a self-taught engineer and industrialist who revolutionized locomotive design in America. From humble beginnings in New Jersey to founding Baldwin Locomotive Works, Baldwin's legacy as a pioneer of innovation and social progress endures. His story is a testament to resilience, ingenuity, and the transformative power of education.

About The Narrator:

John Spencer is a retired U.S. Army officer with 26 years of distinguished service as an aviator and military intelligence analyst. Following his military career, he transitioned into the private sector, bringing his expertise to roles with Microsoft and McDonnell Douglas/Boeing, where he amassed over 22 years of technical experience.

A dedicated community leader, John serves on the Hayden Safety Commission and actively contributes as a Range Safety Officer at the Farragut Public Shooting Range for Idaho Fish & Game. He is also a published author on Amazon and an engaged member of The Veterans Club. Residing in the scenic beauty of North Idaho, John enjoys life with Marti, his wife of 30 years.

Sponsored by Zenith Exhibits

This episode is proudly sponsored by Zenith Exhibits, a veteran-owned business with over 18 years of experience building websites for small businesses and non-profits. With more than 2,600 websites created, they know how to help you grow your reach and achieve your goals. Visit www.zenithexhibits.com to learn more!

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

Summary:

In The Missing Dog Tags, narrated by Ed Bejarana, a chance flea market discovery of a veteran's dog tags sparks a journey of mystery and honor. Partnering with a retired Marine, Ed pieces together the life of William Harper, uncovering stolen military memorabilia and restoring the legacy of a forgotten hero. The story inspires a movement to preserve and return veterans’ stories to their rightful families.

About The Narrator & Author:

Ed Bejarana, founder of The Veterans Club and a US Army veteran, is a spirited champion for community and connection. Back in the '80s, he served as a military musician with the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, and later used the GI Bill to pursue a college education. With training as a computer technologist, Ed combined his love for music and tech to build a thriving 35-year career in digital marketing and small business support. Self-employed since 2007, Ed now brings his voice talent to audiobooks, commercials, training videos, and public service announcements.

Living in beautiful North Idaho with his wife of over 33 years and their Golden Retriever, Roxie, Ed enjoys a busy, joy-filled life. With nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, Ed and Kay are well-loved by their family.

Ed created Narrated By The Veterans Club after realizing how few audiobooks are human-narrated for visually impaired listeners. Driven by a mission to combat veteran and first responder suicide, he created this nonprofit to unite veterans around meaningful causes. Through community-minded projects, such as audiobooks for the visually impaired, Ed’s passion for service continues to make a lasting impact.

Sponsored by F1 for Help

This episode is proudly sponsored by F1 for Help, providing expert computer repair and support in Kootenai County for over 20 years. Call (208) 687-0183 or visit www.f1forhelp.net for reliable service and a 10% discount for veterans and first responders.

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

Summary:

In this episode of "Narrated By The Veterans Club: The Cold Case Files," host Ed Bejarana delves into the mysterious 1995 disappearance of Rachel Summers, a 23-year-old medical student last seen in Indianapolis. Rachel's car was found abandoned at a rest area on Interstate 70, her belongings inside, but she was nowhere to be found. The episode explores the initial events of her disappearance, the subsequent discovery of her car, and the exhaustive investigation that followed, involving local police, state authorities, and the FBI. Various theories are discussed, including abduction, voluntary disappearance, and random foul play, alongside interviews with family, friends, and investigators. Despite advances in forensic science and increased security measures at rest areas, Rachel's case remains unsolved nearly three decades later. The episode closes by highlighting ongoing efforts by the Summers family and the community to find answers, including a scholarship fund in Rachel's honor and a call to the public for any information that might bring closure to her case.

About The Narrator:

Ed Bejarana, founder of The Veterans Club and a US Army veteran, is a spirited champion for community and connection. Back in the '80s, he served as a military musician with the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, and later used the GI Bill to pursue a college education. With training as a computer technologist, Ed combined his love for music and tech to build a thriving 35-year career in digital marketing and small business support. Self-employed since 2007, Ed now brings his voice talent to audiobooks, commercials, training videos, and public service announcements.

Living in beautiful North Idaho with his wife of over 33 years and their Golden Retriever, Roxie, Ed enjoys a busy, joy-filled life. With nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, Ed and Kay are well-loved by their family.

Ed created Narrated By The Veterans Club after realizing how few audiobooks are human-narrated for visually impaired listeners. Driven by a mission to combat veteran and first responder suicide, he created this nonprofit to unite veterans around meaningful causes. Through community-minded projects, such as audiobooks for the visually impaired, Ed’s passion for service continues to make a lasting impact.

Sponsored by:

This episode is proudly sponsored by F1 for Help, providing expert computer repair and support in Kootenai County for over 20 years. Call (208) 687-0183 or visit www.f1forhelp.net for reliable service and a 10% discount for veterans and first responders.

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

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In this episode of "Narrated By The Veterans Club Audiobooks for the Blind," we delve into the remarkable story of Mary Anderson, a true unsung hero of American innovation. Born in the aftermath of the Civil War, Mary's challenging upbringing in Alabama fostered a resilience and resourcefulness that would lead to a revolutionary invention. On a snowy day in New York City, 1902, she observed a problem that sparked her creativity and changed the world of transportation forever: the windshield wiper. Join narrator John Spencer as we explore how Mary's simple yet transformative idea exemplifies the enduring American spirit of turning everyday challenges into life-altering solutions. Tune in to discover how one woman's vision cleared the way for safer roads and captured the essence of ingenuity.

About The Narrator:

John Spencer is a retired U.S. Army officer with 26 years of distinguished service as an aviator and military intelligence analyst. Following his military career, he transitioned into the private sector, bringing his expertise to roles with Microsoft and McDonnell Douglas/Boeing, where he amassed over 22 years of technical experience.

A dedicated community leader, John serves on the Hayden Safety Commission and actively contributes as a Range Safety Officer at the Farragut Public Shooting Range for Idaho Fish & Game. He is also a published author on Amazon and an engaged member of The Veterans Club. Residing in the scenic beauty of North Idaho, John enjoys life with Marti, his wife of 30 years.

Sponsored by:

This episode is proudly sponsored by F1 for Help, providing expert computer repair and support in Kootenai County for over 20 years. Call (208) 687-0183 or visit www.f1forhelp.net for reliable service and a 10% discount for veterans and first responders.

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

Summary:

In this episode of The Cold Case Files, we delve into the heartbreaking mystery of 10-year-old Tommy Clarke, who vanished from Bedford Falls, Ohio, in the summer of 1979. Tommy was a lively, adventurous boy whose disappearance left his family and community reeling. His abandoned bicycle, discovered near the ominous Hollow Creek Woods, became the only clue in an investigation that spanned decades.

Join us as we honor Tommy Clarke’s memory and renew the call for answers. Every missing child deserves to be found, and every family deserves closure.

About The Narrator:

Ed Bejarana, founder of The Veterans Club and a US Army veteran, is a spirited champion for commun ity and connection. Back in the '80s, he served as a military musician with the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, and later used the GI Bill to pursue a college education. With training as a computer technologist, Ed combined his love for music and tech to build a thriving 35-year career in digital marketing and small business support. Self-employed since 2007, Ed now brings his voice talent to audiobooks, commercials, training videos, and public service announcements.

Living in beautiful North Idaho with his wife of over 33 years and their Golden Retriever, Roxie, Ed enjoys a busy, joy-filled life. With nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, Ed and Kay are well-loved by their family.

Ed created Narrated By The Veterans Club after realizing how few audiobooks are human-narrated for visually impaired listeners. Driven by a mission to combat veteran and first responder suicide, he created this nonprofit to unite veterans around meaningful causes. Through community-minded projects, such as audiobooks for the visually impaired, Ed’s passion for service continues to make a lasting impact.

The Veterans Club seeks partners committed to our mission of preventing suicide among veterans and first responders. To explore sponsorship opportunities and learn how your support can make a lasting impact, please contact Ed Bejarana at (208) 209-7170 or email info@theveteransclub.org. Join us in this vital cause.

Summary:

This episode, narrated by John Spencer, explores the remarkable life and legacy of Benjamin Holt, the inventor of the crawler-type tractor and a pioneer of American innovation. From his early days in a family wheel-making business to founding a global industrial powerhouse, Holt's ingenuity revolutionized agriculture, military engineering, and industry. His story is a testament to resilience, vision, and the enduring spirit of innovation.

About The Narrator:

John Spencer is a retired U.S. Army officer with 26 years of distinguished service as an aviator and military intelligence analyst. Following his military career, he transitioned into the private sector, bringing his expertise to roles with Microsoft and McDonnell Douglas/Boeing, where he amassed over 22 years of technical experience.

A dedicated community leader, John serves on the Hayden Safety Commission and actively contributes as a Range Safety Officer at the Farragut Public Shooting Range for Idaho Fish & Game. He is also a published author on Amazon and an engaged member of The Veterans Club. Residing in the scenic beauty of North Idaho, John enjoys life with Marti, his wife of 30 years.

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