D. LEO LUND

Donald Leo Lund was born on August 22, 1948, in Auburn, Washington, USA. He lived in the Cascade foothills below Mt. Rainier, in the Cascade Mountains. His first home had no indoor plumbing, no public electricity, and was located on a one lane gravel road. He said, "I didn't know we was poor because no ne told me." His book "BRAIN DAMAGED" is about the horrendous abuse he recieved at the hands of his parents, as a child. He said that he wanted to bring to general public's attention the plight of abused and neglected children around the world. All the proceeds form this book will be used for that purpose.

His book "CRISIS SURVIVAL" is taken from incidents in his own life. In the book he gives a blueprint, if you will, to use to recover from the crisis that people sometimes find themselves involved in.

When asked about writing this biography he laughed and said, "If people knew all of the things that I have endured in my lifetime, they wouldn't believe it unless they experienced it for themselves."

His book, "GOSPEL POETRY" is poems, songs, and verse from his music ministry both in prisons and rescue missions.