- Genre:self-help
- Sub-genre:Death, Grief, Bereavement
- Language:English
- Pages:268
- Paperback ISBN:9798317858520
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Overview
At just fourteen years old, Adam Ziegler met the girl who would become the love of his life. What followed was nearly four decades of love, laughter, family, heartbreak, mistakes, forgiveness, and memories that would last a lifetime.
The Love That Stayed is a deeply personal story about a marriage tested by life's challenges, a woman who faced unimaginable pain with remarkable strength and kindness, and a husband learning to navigate life after losing his best friend.
Told with honesty, humor, heartbreak, and hope, Adam shares the lessons learned along the way about love, family, faith, second chances, and the importance of cherishing the people who matter most.
Because sometimes the greatest love stories don't end when life does. They simply change.
The love stayed.
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At fourteen years old, Adam Ziegler met the girl who would become his wife, his best friend, the mother of his children, and the person who would shape nearly every part of his life.
Nearly forty years later, he found himself learning how to live in a world without her.
The Love That Stayed is not simply a story about losing a wife. It is the story of everything that came before the loss: growing up poor in a blue-collar New Jersey town, becoming a police officer, raising three sons, building a life and businesses, making mistakes, nearly losing a marriage, finding forgiveness, and discovering that sometimes the greatest lessons come from the people we love most.
It is a story about Colleen, a woman who endured more than most people ever should, yet somehow continued to choose kindness, laughter, family, and love.
It is also a story about grief, faith, regret, friendship, second chances, and the uncomfortable truth that none of us knows how much time we have left.
Adam writes with honesty, humor, heartbreak, and hope about the life they built together and the lessons she left behind.
Because death can take someone's presence.
It cannot take what they gave us.
THE LOVE STAYED.
ADAM ZIEGLER
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