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Arthur W. Forrester '49
World War II had ended, and my Navy years were over. Returning to family and friends and familiar settings, I found that something new awaited me.
It was called the G.I. Bill of Rights. My country was showing its gratitude by underwriting my undergraduate academic experience. And so I initiated, and completed my B.A. Degree.
Three further academic degrees followed, all of which I paid for myself. During these years, I was employed full-time, married, and welcomed a daughter and son into my family.
I received ministerial ordination, taught at both under-graduate and graduate university levels, and was licensed as a clinical psychologist.
What got the ball rolling? The G.I. Bill of Rights!
This page last modified on January 16, 2008.
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