Bob Shea walked the Camino Frances in 2017. He is 59 years old and lives in Naples Florida. He is a retired nurse and for the last four years his job has been singing & entertaining for our elders. His work brings him primarily to memory communities, for Dementia sufferers. The last of seven children, his parents were faithful, loving, inquisitive and hard-working people. Propagating and attaching mindfulness with gratitude is his quest.

Bob Shea walked the Camino Frances in 2017. He is 59 years old and lives in Naples Florida. He is a retired nurse and for the last four years his job has been singing & entertaining for our elders. His work brings him primarily to memory communities, for Dementia sufferers. The last of seven children, his parents were faithful, loving, inquisitive and hard-working people. Propagating and attaching mindfulness with gratitude is his quest.

Bob Shea walked the Camino Frances in 2017. He is 59 years old and lives in Naples Florida. He is a retired nurse and for the last four years his job has been singing &amp; entertaining for our elders. His work brings him primarily to memory communities, for Dementia sufferers. The last of seven children, his parents were faithful, loving, inquisitive and hard-working people. Propagating and attaching mindfulness with gratitude is his quest.

Bob Shea

Project Camino is a weekly show for people to share their personal insights as to how they have taken the lessons they have learnt on the Spanish Camino De Santiago pilgrimage (The Way) walk home with them after they have finished it.
Join Brendan each week as he interviews inspiring people who share their Camino stories with the world.
The most important question that so many fellow pilgrims ask is 'how can we continue to live the pilgrim life when we get back home?' 
The Project Camino podcast helps to answer that question.

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Project Camino is a weekly show for people to share their personal insights as to how they have taken the lessons they have learnt on the Spanish Camino De Santiago pilgrimage (The Way) walk home with them after they have finished it. Join Brendan each week as he interviews inspiring people who share their Camino stories with the world. The most important question that so many fellow pilgrims ask is 'how can we continue to live the pilgrim life when we get back home?' The Project Camino podcast helps to answer that question.

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