Honor the Diamond
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"Remember, kid, there are heroes and there are legends. Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. Follow your heart, and you'll never go wrong."--Babe Ruth
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Honor the Diamond - Brian Altenbach
Praise for Honor the Diamond
Brian’s compassion for the youth of today and love for baseball are displayed every time he steps onto the diamond.
—Mike Long, parent, coach, and umpire
This very insightful book highlights the importance of character through real-life examples. It will absolutely inspire a young child as well as any parent to cultivate character to make a positive difference in the world. As a coach in the Babe Ruth League, I believe this book is a must-read for any player and parent.
—Anthony Vitale, DC, parent and chiropractor
"In reading, Honor the Diamond, I saw an instinctive ability of the Speech Ump to bring out the best in young people, by guiding them when they needed it most to dig deep within themselves to overcome the challenges that confronted them. He launches them successfully through their difficulties and into their life’s journey with confidence. Honor the Diamond truly delivers its message: the development of true character. It’s a potent, inspiring read for any age."
—Ron L Glazier, USMC Veteran
Baseball has always been a game that teaches life lessons, but today’s game has gotten away from teaching them. This book is a must-read on how parents, coaches, players, and umpires should approach the game and its value in teaching the players of today. The person you are is more important than the game being played.
—Eric Vernon, Cal Ripken coach and parent
©2024 Brian Altenbach
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Printed in the United States of America
Published in Hellertown, PA
Cover design by Tristan Altenbach
Library of Congress Control Number 2024904813
ISBN 978-1-958711-49-1
ISBN 979-8-894200-02-6 (e-book)
For more information or to place bulk orders, contact the author or the publisher at Jennifer@BrightCommunications.net.