Henry L.
Woodward hopes you enjoy Yard Sale Today in either the print or online versions..
I had to do something, so I wrote them out to get them out." For now, Mr.
I didn\'t want to continue remembering them all and go on to die so sad.
Woodward told me, "It was time to get rid of them.
All the deaths, all the tragedies are written as they happened, and as Mr.
Woodward since they were first experienced during his years as a paramedic.
It is a collection of the ambulance calls which continued to haunt Mr.
His third book, Code Three-Life of a Paramedic , is now being written.
This book was inspired by his travels through forty-five countries as mentioned above and will be out of editing and available for sales in the Spring of 2021.
Woodward continued to write and has just completed his second book, Life\'s Unknown Poems.
After completing his bachelor\'s degree and the writing of Yard Sale Today , Mr.
It is from his three years of doing Yard and Swap Meet sales in order to pay for his school fees that this book, Yare Sale Today, has its origins.
Dan Kelly.
The next challenge was to finish his bachelor\'s degree at Washington State University for which he paid by learning the art of "Yard Sailing" from a lifelong friend named Mr.
He ultimately returned to his hometown of Vancouver, Washington, where he worked his final year as a paramedic.
It is from these incredible experiences that the beginning inspirations for Life\'s Unknown Poems were first realized.
During this time, from 1976 through 1994, he maintained a journal completing nineteen handwritten volumes.
Following these two successes, he left the Department of Health and became an international paramedic, traveling to forty-five countries by working wherever he went to earn money for the next stop.
Within two years of becoming a paramedic, he had advanced from being a paramedic to running the whole program for Emergency Medical Services for the entire state of Hawaii.
In this capacity, he was responsible for all 911 ambulances and ambulance services, all the paramedics and all the EMTs for the state.
Because of his successes in regulation enforcement, he was then offered and again accepted the position of program officer for all Emergency Medical Services for the entire state of Hawaii.
In that capacity, he was responsible for inspecting all ambulances on the seven islands of the state which had ambulances and enforcing compliance with the state ambulance service regulations.
This experience ended when he was asked to and accepted the position of ambulance services inspection officer for the State of Hawaii, Department of Health, Emergency Medical Services System Division.
Within less than two years, he graduated as a paramedic from the State of Hawaii Paramedic School and worked "on the road" on all the islands for over a year.
At the end of his service, he took his discharge in Hawaii and stayed in Honolulu and began a new life.
Woodward is a devoted Sailer and a US Navy veteran who served as a Combat Medical Corpsman in Vietnam.
Henry L
