According to a news release, an area woman has written a second book.

All for You is a biography/autobiography.

Deborah Russo’s father “was her hero, ‘an exceptional, good dad,’ a steady supportive presence, and a testament to the light of God. He is loved, remembered, and longed for,” the news release said. “Through his shared activities; open-emotional conversations; his life stories fueled with love, humor, and wisdom, the author reveals how her father created a cherished legacy. Charlie Russo was a brave role model for his family and anyone who knew him. With grit, resilience, and integrity, he conquered excruciating moments of sorrows through ninety-six years of his life. What a gift it was to be his caregiver, to share joy with him, be with him on his final days and hours.”

All for You, the news release said, is “a story of love and compassion as the author highlights the challenges and uncertainties of death and dying, balancing the wide array of negative emotions she felt and the heart-wrenching decisions she and her brother made to honor and defend their father’s end-of-life wishes.

The author presents tools and methods she applied for coping with grief and divulges her inner knowing of signs and symbols for why she believes her father is still near

Deborah Russo obtained a master’s degree in education from Penn State University. She taught thirty years in the public school system.

In 2009, she switched professions after attending Nittany Massage Institute of Natural Healing in State College. She is the retired owner of Russo’s Restoration in Williamsport and worked as a licensed massage therapist and professional life coach obtained from Orange County, California.

She lives in the beautiful mountains of Central Pennsylvania. A teacher turned writer, Deborah authored her first novel, A Beauty Unbroken, in 2022, currently working on its sequel.

“With this biography/autobiography, All for You, she wishes to inspire others who have lost loved ones, to find peace with death and change,” the news release said.