A granddaughter retraces her father's big footprints
Comment: how neat please email me sweet caroline its low case letters at the address on my comment I have enjoyed the program he had his hands in alot of pots
Comment: I WOULD LIKE TO GET IN CONTACT WITH CELIA SANDY I HVE ALWAYS BEEN TOLD I WAS 3 OR 4TH COUSIN TO WINSTON THEY LOST THE FAMILY TREE YEARS AGO I REMEMBER MY GRANDFATHER TALKING HOW THEY WHEN UP TO NY TO SEE HIM WHEN HE WAS IN THE STATES WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME I LOVE TO FIND MY FAMILY THANKS EMAIL JHLKB@AOL.COM
Comment: I too am looking for the family connection to W Churchill. In fact my youngest brother's middle name is Winston after him. We are Phillips, but I believe the connection is on my paternal grandmother's side. She was a Kittredge and it further went to her father's side I believe. He married Laura Adelaide Webster, niece of Daniel Webster (the "Dictionary" guy) But it could be from the Phillips side. I'm trying to find the line. I work with our family's geneology. It's quite fasinating the way it ties in with history.
Comment: I agree with Celia Sandy's having recently written a book myself that takes the basic principles of how Churchill managed WW2 and applies them to modern business, it is surprising how relevant his methods of managing the war apply to modern business. My book is called What Would Churchill Do? - Business advice from the man who saved the world. During a recent book signing tour of England it was truly gratifying to see how much people still cherish the memory of Churchill.
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