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Everything that happens in your life has a purpose.

There is no one you are close to who ever dies. Everyone just goes on to another stage of life that runs parallel to this one. Be at peace with yourself and fulfill your mission here, knowing that your stay here is temporary, and that you are doing something here to fulfill your spiritual purpose. Tune in more to yourself. And understand more within yourself so that you can find your way easier. Dont place so much emphasis on life materially, place more emphasis on it spiritually. There is no such thing as death. That child, that husband, that wife, that loved onethey are all still very much alive.

BOOKS BY GEORGE ANDERSON AND ANDREW BARONE

Lessons from the Light: Extraordinary Messages of Comfort
and Hope from the Other Side

BOOKS BY JOEL MARTIN AND PATRICIA ROMANOWSKI

We Dont Die: George Andersons Conversations
with the Other Side

We Are Not Forgotten: George Andersons Messages of Love and Hope
from the Other Side

Our Children Forever: George Andersons Messages
from Children on the Other Side

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Copyright 1988 by Joel Martin and PAR Bookworks, Ltd.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Martin, Joel, 1945
We dont die : George Andersons conversations with the other side / Joel Martin &
Patricia Romanowski.
p. cm.
Originally published: New York : G.P. Putnams Sons, c1988.
Includes bibliographical references.

eISBN : 978-1-440-67444-0

1. Anderson, George (George P.) 2. Spiritualism. I. Romanowski, Patricia. II.
Anderson, George (George P.) III. Title.

BF1283 A53 M37 2002
133.93dc21
2001052917

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

WE ARE DEEPLY grateful to each of the individuals named in this book, as well as to the dozens whose anonymous public conversations with George are included and the countless others who have helped us in varying ways. Though we cannot thank them each by name, they have our deep gratitude.

We also wish to acknowledge collectively the following for their contributions to our work:

Rita Allen, Charles Ambrogio, Vincent T. Apicella, Howard Stephen Berg, Bryce Bond, Sri Chinmoy, David Cintron, Jon Connelly, Constant Listener, Mary Crowley and family, Dennis, Rene Dorr, Warren Eckstein, Robert C. Gottlieb, Karl Grossman, Frank G., Harry Hepcat, Muriel Horenstein, Bernhardt J. Hurwood, Patricia Ippolito, Dr. Leonard Jasen and Mary Jasen, Roxanne Salch Kaplan, Jim Knusch, Donald Lapore, Tom Lechner, Guy Levaillant, Lewis Lorenz, Dorothy Maksym, William Marshall, Mary and Stephen Matejov, Patricia McIlvaine, Howard Metz, Rick Moran, Ed Peterson, Dr. Richard Resua, Richard Ruhl, Kristina Rus, Tom Santorelli, the Reverend Douglas Scott, John Smith, Rene Stanley, Lloyd Strayhorn, Neil Vineberg, Paul Zalasin.

Special thanks to those who have kindly consented to being subjects and have allowed us to identify them by their true names: Lauren Fremer, Dr. John Gschwendtner, Ph.D., Barbara and John Licata and their family; and Dr. Brenda Lukeman, Ph.D.

Our sincere appreciation and thanks to our literary agent, Sarah Lazin, for her enthusiasm and support, and to everyone at G. P. Putnams Sons who has worked so closely with us and made this a wonderful experience: our editor, Faith Sale; Jennifer Barth, Gypsy da Silva, Marilyn Ducksworth, Suzanne Herz, Mary Kurtz, Benjamin McCormick, and Fred Sawyer.

Joel Martin and George Anderson wish to extend their special thanks to Patrice Ann Vohs. Thanks to Stephen Kaplan for many years of friendship and expertise; Max Toth for generously sharing his vast knowledge with us; the management and staff of Viacom Cablevision of Long IslandEric Kronen, Gary Zelamsky, including Jean, Sandy, Jeanne, Barry, Tom Demarinis; and all the Psychic Channels crew members, and producer-director Jill Teichner.

In addition we each would like to note those special people in our lives whose unwavering support helped see us through.

I would like to thank Robert and Rochelle Bashe, Danielle Karmel, Mary Longo, Dianne Parker, Elisa Petrini, Lynn Romanowski, Richard Romanowski, and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Whiteside. My sincere gratitude goes to Joel Martin and George Anderson for their trust and friendship. And, as always, to my husband, Philip Bashe, whose thoughts and feelings helped shape my work. His experience showed me the true meaning of Georges gift. Finally, to my late parents, John J. and Marjorie Maxine Romanowski for literally coming through when I needed them most.

P. P.

I would like to thank my parents, George Sr. and Eleanor Anderson, and my familyAlfred, Dolores, and James Andersonas well as Janice Goldberg, Donna Koopman, and Donald Walker, and my many other relatives and friends here and in Europe. My deepest thanks and appreciation go especially to Eileen Maher for her confidence in me in 1978, when she encouraged me to move toward working with the public. And my sincerest thanks to Monsignor Thomas Hartman for always being there when spiritual counseling was needed, especially regarding the psychic experience and ability.

G. A.

My thanks always to Elise, whose encouragement in my research never wavered, whose knowledge enlightened me, and whose love and spirit strengthened me. Special appreciation to our families, Charles and Sadie Cohen, Evelyn Moleta, and to the memory of Shirleyann. Finally, to Christina Martin for her loyalty, patience, and belief in me through all my years of broadcasting and research for this book.

J. M.

This book is dedicated to each and every person to whom we have brought comfort, and to everyone who may find that comfort in the future.

J.M.

To Mary Kay and Johnetta Marie, for listening to the other side.

P.R.

FOREWORD

BY THE TIME I began hosting radio talk and news programs in 1972, I had worked as a New York City public schoolteacher, a college instructor, and producer of television and radio programs and written materials for educators. Though I had traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada, I brought to my professional life the skepticism that seems to come from being born, raised, and educated in New York. I was always looking for the truth, whether my guest was a politician, actor, author, rock star, or an average person with a story to tell. My programs covered a wide range of subjects, somesuch as the nuclear power industry or the true story of Billy Hayes, which became a book and film,

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