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My Stories Since The Death Of My Son: Murdered By Terrorists
LIVE on Amazon, as of July 5th, 2023!
All sales from the proceeds of this book will fund The Jay Austin Simply Be Kind Foundation.
Copies are available in paperback with all photos in black and white at $19.89; in paperback with all photos in color at $24.99; in hardcover with all photos in black and white at $24.99; in hardcover with all photos in color at $59.99; and in Kindle eBook at $2.99.
The audible version may be coming soon.
Please remember when considering purchasing a copy that this is more than buying a book; your purchase contributes directly to a cause.
Our Vision
Our goal is to create much-needed pollinator gardens .
Bees, birds, butterflies and beetles are among a growing list of pollinator species in jeopardy of global extinction, a trend that could threaten the world's food supply. Pollinators are important contributors to world food production and nutritional security. Wild flowering plants are most at risk; nearly 90% of them depend on animal pollination to some extent. Their decline is primarily due to changes in land use, intensive agricultural practices and pesticide use, alien invasive species, diseases and pests, and climate change. The good news is that a number of steps can be taken to reduce the risks to pollinators; with one of those steps being pollinator gardens.
Our Vision For A Pollinator Garden
'I could die doing what I love, but I could also die never having really lived. To me, that would have been a far greater tragedy.' - Jay Austin
Jay really lived .. up until the very moment he was intentionally brutally murdered in a terrorist attack while cycling the world.
Jay lost his life simply because he was an American.
May 1st, 1989 - July 29th, 2018