Two Great Presidents - One Great Family

G. Wayne Dailey has published this book, Two Great Presidents: One Great Family, after spending over thirty years in the classroom much of which was teaching history and telling human interest stories about successful people that have served in our government. Previously, he wrote Next Door To Power which consisted of human interest stories about 45 Vice Presidents of the United States.

Dailey became interested in the Roosevelt family and found that many Roosevelts played an important role in our government early in our history. The family became wealthy through hard work and correct marriages. Both Teddy and Franklin have been considered as great Presidents by historians.

Dailey received his Bachelor of Science Degree and his Master of Arts Degree in Education from Ball State University. He is a retired teacher from Indiana and Florida Schools. He also served as an instructor at Dunedin Academy and was an adjunct Professor at St. Petersburg College.


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	G. Wayne Dailey has published this book, Two Great Presidents: One Great Family, after spending over thirty years in the classroom much of which was teaching history and telling human interest stories about successful people that have served in our government. Previously, he wrote Next Door To Power which consisted of human interest stories about 45 Vice Presidents of the United States. Dailey became interested in the Roosevelt family and found that many Roosevelts played an important role in our government early in our history. The family became wealthy through hard work and correct marriages. Both Teddy and Franklin have been considered as great Presidents by historians. Dailey received his Bachelor of Science Degree and his Master of Arts Degree in Education from Ball State University. He is a retired teacher from Indiana and Florida Schools. He also served as an instructor at Dunedin Academy and was an adjunct Professor at St. Petersburg College.