Colonel Richard “Bucky” Mendelow opens up about the profound impact of losing his best friend and roommate, George, and how this tragedy taught him about resilience and the importance of relationships. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Colonel Mendelow recalls his family's move to the United States in 1976 and the pivotal moments that led him to join the military. He shares captivating stories from his time as a pilot, especially the intense challenges of landing on an aircraft carrier.

Richard also talks about his personal faith and how it transformed his life. Tune in as we dive into the extraordinary life of Colonel Mendelow, filled with lessons on perseverance, faith, and the power of human connections.

You’ll hear:

• The importance of adaptability and seizing opportunities in Colonel Mendelow's move to the US.
• Colonel Mendelow's dedication to service and leadership as a Marine Corps pilot.
• Reflections on resilience and the impact of relationships in overcoming adversity.
• How Colonel Mendelow's experience with grief led to personal growth and deeper understanding.
• Colonel Mendelow's journey to a personal relationship with God and how he shares his faith in his podcast “Courageous Christianity.”

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