Wilford D. (Wil) Gower knows the subject matter well as he writes of Mapping Life’s Tomorrows.
A retired U.S. Army Colonel, Gower has mapped and planned his own outstanding life accomplishments and also has guided the careers of many others as a successful manager in industry and in the military. He is known as the “Legend of Fallbrook” for his community service, and was honored in 2008 by the southern California community with the Pinnacle Award from Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce.
“A great step in mapping life’s tomorrows is volunteering and keeping your mind and body active,” writes 89-year-old Wil Gower.
“You must sacrifice to make progress in this competitive world,” this member of the greatest generation reminds us in his second book.
“You must take responsibility for your life; there are times you need to be the judge in your life decisions.”
A retired U.S. Army Colonel, Gower has mapped and planned his own outstanding life accomplishments and also has guided the careers of many others as a successful manager in industry and in the military. He is known as the “Legend of Fallbrook” for his community service, and was honored in 2008 by the southern California community with the Pinnacle Award from Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce.
“A great step in mapping life’s tomorrows is volunteering and keeping your mind and body active,” writes 89-year-old Wil Gower.
“You must sacrifice to make progress in this competitive world,” this member of the greatest generation reminds us in his second book.
“You must take responsibility for your life; there are times you need to be the judge in your life decisions.”
