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Robert Gene Stoner Jr.

Born: Canton, Ohio, USA - 1949

Current residence: Holiday, Florida, USA

Service: US Army Military Police K-9 Corp

Tour of Duty Vietnam

College: Kent State University - Ohio

University of South Florida

Degree: Bachelor of Fine Arts -Painting/Sculpture

Currently Retired – Formally owner Stoner Antique Restoration

Member – Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators

Published Poem – Sealed, Steadfast and Resolute

Safe and Vault Technology, Inc

Published Poems - Similarities: Voices In Verse

Ty And The Knight Writers LLC

Self Published Children’s Book –“I Went To The Zoo”

Accepted to the following Public Library Children’s collections:

Dunedin Public Library, Fl

New Port Richey Public Library, Fl

Holiday Public Library, Fl

Palm Harbor Public Library, Fl

Clearwater Public Library, Fl

Tarpon Springs Public Library, Fl

Self Published Children’s Book Series (Six Volumes) – “The Little Gray Squirrel”

Web site – robertgenestonerjr.com

Blog – Roberts Readers Club – children’s poetry writing topics

Facebook – Robert Gene Stoner Jr - Poet

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Seasonal Wish

Blog Posted by Robert Stoner Jr: 12/24/2014 4:06:00 PM

To all my new friends of Poetry Soup. I extend my most heartfelt wish for you and your familys, Have a very Merry Christmas.

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Andrea Dietrich

December 26, 2014 at 10:05 PM

thanks, Robert, and for visiting my blog. You are sure a great new member here. (your picture reminds me of someone famous, but I can't think of who right now. someone in action movies I think).

Robert Stoner Jr

December 27, 2014 at 8:28 AM

thanks Andrea, I have been told I looked like George Carlin, and the lead actor in Mad Men but perhaps you are thinking the bike and look reminds you of The Terminator, none of which I see myself as ,lol

John Lawless

December 26, 2014 at 4:14 PM

Hey Robert, I'm new to the blogosphere here at soup. Hope you had a Merry Christmas and enjoy the New Year. I enjoy the subtle twist and humor you entwine in your poetry.