An instrumental
Patriot of America, the author of The Politics of Angels, understands the values of freedom, and, self-determination of those
freedoms, are protected and inspired by the will of God. Born in New Mexico, raised in Colorado, Mrs. Bradley now lives in
Northern Florida with her husband and two children. Dari’s faith has guided her through difficult times with the grace
and panache of an Angel.
"Thank you for sending Barbara and me your inspiring book" writes
President, George H. Bush, in a letter to Mrs. Bradley after reading the Politics of Angels. His son, the Florida State Governor
Jeb Bush relates in his letter to Dari: "Surely it will be an interesting read."
Surely.
Dr. Edward O’Donnell, Dari’s father, a Presidential Medal of Freedom with Distinction Nominee once observed of
his daughter’s writing and simplistic way of communicating to the masses "Dari is a modern day Mark Twain"
Her neighbors call her "Mrs. Hemmingway."
Entrusted to preserve her American heritage and her father's
memory, Dari is determined to "see to it" Dr. O'Donnell is honored for his instrumental role developing the
Trident Missile thereby preventing nuclear war throughout his lifetime career. Undaunted, Dari's dutiful conscience
led Congress to pass HR200 in the House of Representatives, September 24, 1996, that legislation becoming a historic tuning
point for Americas Military.
Time and time again she silently works with the Angels, bringing together
a wide array of fellow patriotic Americans. The Angels, through Dari have created a skillfully crafted tapestry of events
involving Presidents, Senators, Governors, Congressman, The US House of Representatives, Theater, and a heroic tale of her
Father’s battle against Prostate Cancer.
Smart, talented, and sharp as a whip, Mrs. Bradley crusades
for the everyday citizens of the United States of America. If we're at all fortunate, Dari will get right back on the
computer continuing to spin the yarn, telling the Angel stories that cleverly weave all Americans together.
E.P. Bradley Jr.
