Lost in the Hell Hole

About the Book

"Lost in the Hellhole" is the story of a man and his two young son's survival in the wilderness of Oregon during the worst blizzard in many years. How could William, Chris, and Joe know that a one-day hunting trip in the mountains of Oregon and a sudden change in the weather would impact an entire community? How did they know that a few short years later one of them would face tragedy? As their adventure unfolds, you will learn how they worked together and managed to survive against all odds. You will read about William's growing up years and the survival mechanisms he learned during the hardships he experienced as a child. These were the very skills that would save their lives in the rugged mountains of Oregon. William shares his struggle with his pride and how it has hindered him at times. This is a true story about a man's faith in God and his genuine love and concern for his family.

About the Author

Yvonne Rose is retired from Child Protective Services. In 1994, the State of Arizona, Division of Children and Family Services, honored her work by awarding her Employee of the Quarter. She was chosen out of over five thousand employees. She received a Letter of Appreciation from the Office of the Attorney General for her work on difficult cases. Yvonne has an Associate of Arts in General Education from Yavapai College, a Bachelor of Arts in Counseling, Psychology and Nursing Studies from Prescott College, and a Master of Arts in Counseling, Psychology and Family Studies from Prescott College. The Author has traveled internationally on many mission trips. She volunteered in the cancer unit of a Children's Hospital in Russia, orphanages in Romania, and taught in Junior/Senior High Schools in Romania. In 2003, she spoke at a conference on Child Development in Taipei, Taiwan. Yvonne is honored to have her biography in Marquis "Who's Who of American Women" and "Who's Who in the World". Yvonne and her husband, William, have enjoyed living in Prescott, Arizona for the past thirty years.