Poduska Shares Intimate Memories in Novel-like Autobiography “Hitchhikers”
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james knutsonAugust 8, 2014
Dear Bernard: I am your 3rd cousin. My grandmother was rose poduska your dad's sister. Every word in this book is true and there is much much more. I want to tell you how proud I am of you. I want to talk to you about your brother as well. There is another book about this and maybe it is to much to tell. It is worth telling. I have research your family for 20 years. I loved your book. and if I never hear from you again thanks jim. ps there is another story that goes back another generation. jim
Matthew LukeApril 23, 2013
I literally read it in two days (don
MarApril 6, 2013
I'll never forget the Christmas story shared by then Bishop Poduska. He talked about a family that brought several gifts for Christmas, but were intercepted by his Father, who sold the gifts for alcohol. Somehow, he managed to get a cap gun, which he cherished for years after that. Just about everyone in the room was in tears, when he looked up and said something like, "Well then, now that I have destroyed the mood, let's talk about something happy."
LexaGraemeApril 4, 2013
Dr. Poduska was one of my professors. He was willing to write me a letter if recommendation when I applied to grad school, and one of his married children was a classmate. He never ever gave any indication of what his childhood had been like, so the story is surprising. What is not surprising is that he went into a field designed to help make, keep, and create healthy families. I look forward to reading this book, even if the ending is as rushed as the review states.
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