Government Property – A Memoir as a Military Wife vs a Civilian Wife
By Teresa Dean Smeigh
Copyright © 2019 Teresa Dean Smeigh
All rights reserved. No part of this book can be reproduced, copied, scanned or distributed in any printed or electronic form without express written permission of the author. This book contains material protected under United States Federal copyright laws.
Dedication and Thanks
I dedicate this book to my children and their father, Andrew Smeigh. Between us, we had three great children and four grandchildren (at the time this was written).
I also dedicate this book to our best friends Charles and Kimbaly Stanley who were there for us during the military years and who helped raise our children, while my husband and I were working. My husband was defending our country and I was serving the Officers of the United States military at their Officer’s club in their times of recreation.
I also thank Charlie for his service to our country and to Kim for standing by him as a dedicated military wife.
Work Of Creative Non-Fiction
This is a work of creative non-fiction. The events are portrayed to the best of my knowledge. A memoir is written from memory and memory can be flawed. If I got anything wrong, I apologize.
I may have changed some people’s names and/or descriptions to protect privacy. All Rights Reserved.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Married to Government Property
Chapter 3 – A Baby, Girl or Boy?
Chapter 4 – Another Baby, Girl or Boy?
Chapter 5 – Beaches
Chapter 6 – Cruelty to Animals
Chapter 7 – Officer’s Club Part-Time
Chapter 8 – Wall of Fire
Chapter 9 – Time to Re-enlist?
Chapter 10 – Settling into Civilian Life
Chapter 11 – Death in the Family
Chapter 12 – Harley Lifestyle
Chapter 13 – Molestation of our Children
Chapter 14 – Third Baby, Girl or Boy?
Chapter 15 – Camping Trip to Florida and other Funnies
Chapter 16 – Children and Their Antics
Chapter 17 – Break Down and Needing Psychological Help
Chapter 18 – First Grandchild
Chapter 19 – Open Marriage
Chapter 20 – Marriage on the Rocks and Divorce
