Lake Sarah Press
I am also honored to have Forest Floor Publishing of Cable, Wisconsin bring my first major manuscript to print, “The Reanimation of Full Life.” This book provides a memoir of my career in medical device engineering at Medtronic. Based on true events, I share a lot of the mistakes I made, what I learned from the wisdom of others, and the challenges I encountered over 31 years. I believe you will find the events I share both interesting and entertaining.
Introduction
Lake Sarah Productions LLC governs our imprint publisher Lake Sarah Press. Our logo features a great blue heron enjoying the good ‘reeds’ along our lakefront.
We are proud to announce our first publication, “The Garden Ghost” written by Patrick Eichers and illustrated by Anna Granholm! Amazon offers this wonderful autumn/Halloween picture book for young readers at the link below.
“The Garden Ghost”
Lolo and Chip aren’t afraid of the dark—or so they think. But when a ghost rises from the Nelsons’ vegetable patch, even their flashlights can’t explain what they saw. Surrounded by rolling fog, creepy sounds, and an ever-watchful owl, their short walk is turning into an adventure full of surprises!
The Garden Ghost is a playful, slightly spooky tale perfect for brave little readers and lovers of fall chills.
Publications
The Reanimation of Full Life
I am very pleased to share that Forest Floor Publishing Co. LLC has published my first major manuscript: a memoir of my 31-year medical device engineering experience at Medtronic. The book is a collection of stories relating the lessons I learned while serving the Medtronic Mission. If you're considering roles in the industry, or actively developing or using medical devices, or retired and looking for a nostalgic look back, I think you’ll enjoy the read.
As a memoir, you'll find yourself in my shoes, trying to develop safe, effective implantable devices like pacemakers, neurostimulators, and drug pumps, with incomplete information and unproven resources, for patients and stakeholders expecting perfection. Let me tell you, you learn more from your mistakes than from what goes well!
