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On Ask Win today (Thursday, March 29, 2018), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Eileen Doyon. The loss of family members early in Eileen’s life has been extremely difficult, and most recent, Eileen lost her dad to lung cancer and was with him until the end. Eileen have been trying to figure out how to deal with death due to it being so much a part of her life. Most people will deal with loss at some point in their lifetime. The past years have been depressing, complicated, and dark. In receiving two treasures, Eileen’s dad's dog tags, and her grandmother's chandelier, it meant so much to Eileen, her attitude, and her outlook on her own life. Eileen felt their presence and their love all around her. Eileen knew that others in her situation had to feel the same way. If so, Eileen wanted to help. So that became Eileen’s mission....to help others talk about their loved ones who have passed and to tell their stories of their own personal keepsakes. Our military is very precious to Eileen. We owe so much to our veterans that have served and protected our country. So this became Eileen’s theme of her second book. People were so excited, emotional, happy, and sad all in one, but it was all good. We laughed and cried talking about memories and stories of loved ones. Sometimes, those feeling are buried deep down due to the crazy hectic lives we all live, and sometimes it just hurts too much to think or talk about. Everyone's comments were so supportive and positive. It really became a healing to all and made people feel good. Eileen’s heart aches each and every day and sometimes she just want to scream, Eileen miss her dad so very much. It tears her heart wide open. Eileen cannot change that but often think “if only I could”....sometimes her days are dark and painful but we move on carrying the weight. Eileen’s book series is her outlet. If Eileen can direct her pain to help others, then that is a great thing, for pain is a gift. Each of Eileen’s book themes help people heal and inspire others. For in the end, that is what life is all about....being a light for others..... So, in this hectic sometimes painful life, Eileen have decided to run a series of books titled "Unforgettable Faces and Stories". This give everyday people like you and Eileen, an opportunity to write YOUR story told by YOU and share with others! We are creating a community and starting a movement of Readers and Storytellers to heal and inspire. Come along and join us!  Eileen Doyon grew up in the small town of Fort Edward in upstate New York. She left there in 1978 and now lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She enjoys gardening and traveling on her motorcycle visiting new places, familiar places, and meeting new friends. She is a member of Pease Greeters in Portsmouth. Eileen Doyon’s series is Unforgettable Faces and Stories. She has released six books, Dedications: Dads and Daugh