Description Condemned to spend his "Golden Years" cooped up in Sunset Nursing Home, 84-year-old Charlie Lambert refuses this ending for himself.
He enjoys a subdued life in Sackets Harbor, New York with his wif.
He currently is the Music Director of the Sackets Harbor Vocal Arts Ensemble and Orchestra.
Interested in the world of business, Richard worked in the area of finance and development for a regional Symphony orchestra, served on non-profit boards and recently retired as an Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University.
About the Author Eschewing career building in favor of following his interests, Richard Probert spent his years teaching both music and business in colleges and universities, conducting choruses and orchestras, writing, consulting for non-profits, and singlehanded sailing coastal Maine and the Canadian Maritimes.
Funny, heart-warming, and heart-breaking, That Good Night tells the story of a man who, rather than rail against going "gentle into That Good night," as Dylan Thomas wrote, instead wishes to simply sail into a sunset of his own choosing.
Because Charlie has no intention of ever returning to Sunset, whether in handcuffs or a pine box.
Roberts doesn\'t expect a fight from the old man, but that\'s just what he gets.
Agent Roberts has been hired to find out what happened to Charlie: bring him back if he\'s alive, or determine he\'s dead so his estranged sons can collect on his life insurance policy.
Things take a darker turn, though, when he discovers a former FBI agent-turned-insurance-investigator hot on his trail.
Nothing ever goes quite as planned, though, and as Charlie heads towards Maine on a 46-foot sailboat, he strikes up an unexpected romance with Abigail, a woman decades his junior.
With the help of an old sailing buddy living in Maine, Charlie plans to go AWOL permanently, buy a boat, and hit the high seas, where he will live out the remainder of his life on his own terms.
Description Condemned to spend his "Golden Years" cooped up in Sunset Nursing Home, 84-year-old Charlie Lambert refuses this ending for himself
