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Text Box: Michael Conrad Kelley was born in Denver, Colorado. He grew up in Littleton, and now resides in Aurora, Colorado. Michael is the Operations Manager for a communications firm where he has been employed for the past twelve years. He has worked in the wireless industry as a manager of sales and service for nineteen years.  He served as a member of the Motorola Dealer Forum for 2005 where he assisted a nationwide panel in streamlining distribution and sales practices.  Michael has also served as the President of the Kipling Sun Town home Association. He enjoys sports of all kinds including snowboarding, tennis, golf, basketball, and outdoor recreation. However, his true passion is fast pitch softball, where he has spent over 16 years playing for a men’s major competitive team known as the Pueblo Bandits. The sudden loss of his best friend, and brother-in-law, Darrell Garza inspired “Zooch the Pooch,” in an effort to help children understand how to deal with loss and to have a way to teach Darian, his niece, a little about who her father was. This is his first publication.  

        Michael Conrad Kelley

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Keith E. Renninson

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Text Box: Keith E. Renninson is a native of Colorado; after a tour of duty in Viet Nam, he returned home and spent 30 years as a financial planner and insurance agent.  He was a two-term President of the Mile-Hi Association of Life Underwriters and four-term President of the Kipling Sun Homeowners Association.  He was the Chairman of the 2006 Tour de Cure bicycle ride for the American Diabetes Association in Colorado. Keith is also the current President-Elect of COBRAS (Colorado Organization of Bicycle Racing Seniors).  In 1995, he self-published his first book, “The Pain & Joy of Love: A Collection of Poetry, Black and White Photography and Short Stories.”  In 2003, Keith was the Editor of the Arapahoe Community College Art and Literary Magazine “The Progenitor”, and in 2004-2005 the Editor of the Arapahoe Observer newspaper.  He also wrote his "Philosophically Speaking" column for the Downtown Denver News for eight years. When neighbor Mike Kelley offered they work together on his manuscript “Zooch the Pooch,” Keith was excited and honored to be involved in such a worthy project. A new book co-authored by Keith, Mark Victor Hansen (author of: Chicken Soup for the Soul), Ken Blanchard and Les Brown to name a few well-known motivational author/speakers is now available..."101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life: Volume 3"...simply click on the book cover to the right to read more or order. Thank You!     In his leisure time, Keith studies philosophy, competes in American Cycling Association bicycle races around Colorado, loves to downhill ski, and climbs the Fourteener’s of Colorado’s Rockies.     

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Text Box: Mike and Keith with original art of Zooch by Julia McClurg February 2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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