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J.B. Blunk
Light Dancer
Edward Gray Fox, grandson of a Creek Indian Chief, feels confined in the small, northeastern Oklahoma town of Sapulpa. He’s convinced that football is his ticket out.
Pursued by both the University of Houston and Texas Christian University, Ed has a big decision to make. The University of Houston’s greatest lure? A beautiful cheerleader who seems interested in him. Yet Texas Christian is the school his parents want him to attend.
Caught between the Native-American wisdom of his grandfather and the “white man’s religion” that his parents believe in, Ed isn’t sure what he believes—or how much it matters. All he wants is a little peace....
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J.B. Blunk
J.B. BLUNK, a career soldier, is a former operational pilot with the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), where he deployed several times in support of special operations in various locations around the world. He currently serves as the director of the JROTC program for a suburban school district in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
An Army brat, Blunk attended San Antonio College, the University of Houston (B.A. in Political Science), and Webster University (M.A. in Management). His military education includes the Combined Arms and Services Staff School and the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College.
During his military career, he has held a variety of command and staff assignments, including executive officer of an Assault Helicopter Battalion during Operation Desert Storm and command of an Apache Attack Helicopter Battalion stateside. His awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit and the Bronze Star Medal, among others.
Blunk and his wife reside in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and have four grown children. You may e-mail him at: jbblunk@yahoo.com.