See You Later: A Memoir of Life Calling Me From Beyond

Natalie Mosley Klenotic became a Navy widow when she was in her early twenties, when her beloved husband, Tom, was crushed by a weapon’s elevator while on duty on the US Navy Ship The Flint.But Natalie and Tom’s love … and communication … didn’t end that awful night, just because he suddenly found himself in the great beyond of the afterlife. He called her the night he died, and he has continued to speak to her for the thirty years since his death.It is their incredible love for each other that forever connects them, the same deep love that saved them both from dysfunctional childhoods that they somehow managed to survive together in the Indiana town they grew up in.In this powerful debut memoir, Natalie shares their story – many times, through the wonderful, heartfelt letters they wrote to each other. It’s a powerful testament to a love story that truly has no ending.PRAISE FOR SEE YOU LATER:“Having served in the Marine Corps and spent a tour at sea, this book spoke to me. But what if the pain could be even more traumatic? What if you were there when your loved one was killed? Actually on board the vessel when it happened. Heard the wail of the sirens calling emergency personnel to the grisly scene. What if you were privy to seeing the ravaged body of your beloved deceased before it could even be made more presentable? And then you were expected to go home and continue raising your little girl alone. Somehow shed the horrors only those of us who sign up for it are expected to live with and just keep getting up every morning and facing another day. Could you do that? Could I? Raw. Brutal. But beautifully written. A tale of grit and stubborn instinct to survive from one of my heroes.”Donald R DempseyAuthor ofBetty's Childand United States Marine Veteran“Two years before Natalie’s loss of the love of her life at a young age, I had the same dreadful experience. I know the weight that fell on her soul; I know those moments when even one more day, one more STEP, seemed impossible. I know, as far as anyone can, her tra