Book Review: The Widow Transforms Her Husband's Life

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Widow Transforms Her Husband’s Suicide into A Story of Hope The wife of a former US Marine pens a powerful yet heart-wrenching memoir to honor the life, legacy, and love of her late husband. Ten months before her husband Gregory committed suicide, Dr. Maria Jasinskas had dreamed they were climbing a steep mountain, and she was even wearing the same uniform her husband had on. He was about to take the last step to reach the top when someone pushed him to his death. The same person who pushed him off even helped her reached the top. She asked him why he did it, and she saw his face “became that of a demon.” Jasinskas revealed this premonition in her gripping memoir The Widow’s Might: A Legacy of Love and Hope Rising (WestBow Press, 2016).
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