Unveil the Story that’s
A Son’s Ode to His Father’s Legacy
Two for You, One for Me by Anthony Hernández is a memoir that chronicles the life of the author’s father, Richard Hernández, and their family history.
Anthony HernÁndez
Anthony HernÁndez’s Life and Commitment to Stories
Hernández is a first-time commercially published author who brings his father’s remarkable life story to readers through their collaborative effort in completing Two for You, One for Me.
With a professional background in developing healthcare facilities, Anthony is experienced in facing new challenges daily, working with specialized teams to ensure successful outcomes. His persuasive communication and project leadership expertise played a key role in building healthcare and senior living centers across the Pacific Northwest.
Aside from his professional achievements, Anthony enjoys a fulfilling life in Bothell, Washington, with his wife, Patty, and their beloved cat, Frank. His personal interests include reading, fly fishing, cooking, dining, solving 1,000-piece puzzles, and pursuing new life goals.
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Two for You, One for Me
Two for You, One for Me is a heartfelt memoir that follows the extraordinary life of Anthony Hernández’s father, Richard Hernández, a young boy who grew up battling poverty and instability in the border towns of Arizona and Mexico during the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Raised by his mother, who struggled with alcoholism, Richard faced uncountable challenges as he survived life on the streets. A chance encounter with a compassionate man introduces him to the possibility of a stable, loving life, setting the stage for a profound transformation.
The story follows Richard’s journey as he is reunited with his extended family in Tucson in 1937 and transitions from a troubled childhood to early manhood. His experiences in the Civilian Conservation Corps and the U.S. Army during World War II, including defending Boeing’s B-17 production in Seattle and preparing for overseas deployment, reflect his resilience and determination. After the war, Richard builds a life with his wife and family in Seattle, first working at Seattle City Light and later entering the residential real estate industry.