About the Author
Henry Andrew
The book marks the author’s first foray into nonfiction. The humor and sensitivity of his stories of the people he has touched do all of them justice. The reflections are genuinely touching and tear-inducing with his incredibly poignant recollections, with lessons that lie in the subtext of his words.
Recipient of the Governor General Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers 2018
The Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteer was awarded to the author in recognition of his volunteer contributions. Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada
“Neither the nature of the award ceremony – nor even the medal itself, can be a higher honor than the place he holds in the hearts of the countless hospital patients Henry has comforted with his music over so many years. The medal is a beautiful symbol of his devoted commitment to that volunteer work.” Dwight Whalen, newspaper and magazine columnist,Niagara Falls, Ontario
“Allow me to offer you my sincere congratulations for being the volunteer of the year. This is a testimony that clearly expresses the importance of your community involvement. Time is the energy put at the service of your fellow citizens, resulting in exceptional work, which deserves you today, the respect, recognition and admiration of all.” Barry Moore, Member of Parliament for Pontiac-Gatineau-Labelle 1992
“I certainly enjoyed your stories and I think they will be inspirational to anyone who volunteers or is planning on volunteering. Each narrative is unique and underscores just how rewarding an experience volunteering can be.” Michael Licata, MD, Buffalo, New York