These memoirs trace the life and times of Phil Carey in his work with both the Salvation Army, and the fresh produce trade in and around London and the south of England. He also notes his visits to many parts of the world where both his spiritual beliefs and business acumen are highlighted.
The text records in detail the pride he has in this work and particular reference to his family members and their careers further enhances the personal focus of this writing.
What also emerges from the pages are the many aspects of his commitment to caring for people and seeking to redress the wrongs that he sees in society as a whole. His efforts throughout his varied roles in political public services at both local and national levels reinforce the reader's understanding of the goodwill he offered to others within and outside his family circle.
The text records in detail the pride he has in this work and particular reference to his family members and their careers further enhances the personal focus of this writing.
What also emerges from the pages are the many aspects of his commitment to caring for people and seeking to redress the wrongs that he sees in society as a whole. His efforts throughout his varied roles in political public services at both local and national levels reinforce the reader's understanding of the goodwill he offered to others within and outside his family circle.
