Book Launch By Jim Satterwhite

Posted by Jim Satterwhite | Feb 24, 2020 | FRIENDLEE PLACE HOME, NEWS | 0 |

Phillip and Darlena Fields sign books for patrons at The Wind, The Willow Bookstore located in the Uptown Forum.
Image by Jim Satterwhite

Sometimes the best marriages just lose their fire. Couples look for divorce for the final solution instead of fighting for the marriage. Greenville natives Darlena and Phillip Fields wrote a book entitled “The Unperfect Marriage”. The book signing was held at the Wind and the Willows Bookstore in Greenville, Texas. Patrons were invited to share a testimony on favorite social media platforms about a marriage breakthrough. Several patrons dropped in and the authors signed more than a few books.

The publishers have “Unperfect TV” highlighting authentic stories on how marriage setbacks were turned in learning to “Live on Purpose”. The shows inspire people facing real marriage problems, Life after Divorce or loss of a companion.

About The Author

Jim Satterwhite

Boxcar Jim Satterwhite I was not always known as Boxcar Jim (who would have imagined) but earned the name at a railroad trade show in Chicago in 1988. I left Greenville in 1968 for an Air Force career that spanned twenty years. I had just retired in 1988 and started my company, Coastline Rail. I joined with an associate, John Licht. We acquired a fleet of used gondola cars and sold them to Steel Processing. The company would later be known as Progress Rail and merge with Caterpillar to be a major player in the railroad scrap business. John and I walked into the hospitality suite in the penthouse of the Chicago Hilton in September and the owner of the company announced “Boxcar Jim”. I lived with that name for the last 31-years. My lovely bride, Nancy, and I lived in Hendersonville, Tennessee. We met all of the Grand Old Opry stars. Roy Acuff, Johnny Cash, the Oak Ridge Boys, Roy Orbison, Dottie West and many others. Eventually, I was recruited by another company specializing in railroad equipment and moved to Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina in 1995. Nancy and I moved back home to Greenville in 2001 where I continued to run Coastline Rail. About that time, I met Friendlee at a little place called Clyde’s Shoe Repair. Our friendship has gone on for eighteen years. I became a writer for Hunt County News. Friendlee and other investors purchased the company and it became Friendlee News. We now have YouTube TV shows, a live production every Wednesday from the Texan Theater and now a streaming radio station known as Friendlee Radio. Texans, Legends and Outlaws! I look forward to bringing you “The Good News”.