Ed Bejarana
Ed Bejarana is the founder of The Veterans Club and a proud U.S. Army veteran. He served in the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, from 1987 to 1989. Now residing in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, with his wife of over 33 years, Ed runs a small digital marketing and website development business and is also an accomplished audiobook narrator. He is dedicated to supporting veterans and fostering community connections through his work and passion projects.
Rachel Summers, a medical student, vanished in 1995 after a shift at St. Mary’s Hospital. Her car was later found at an interstate rest area. Despite extensive investigations and multiple theories, her disappearance remains one of Indianapolis’s most baffling cold cases.
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Patriot Pour Celebrates One Year Anniversary! A BIG Thank you goes to Dave Miller with LYFE Public House for being an amazing host and sponsor! So many people to thank, Seth Horst and his team The North Idaho Experience, Dale Gibboney, Tim Greeley, Rory Cheeney, Charles Sorensson, and many many more who, behind the scenes,…
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Navy veteran and photographer Richard Sherman joins Ed Bejarana to share the inspiration behind his book, Never Home: Remembering the Military Heroes Who Never Returned. Learn how Richard’s visits to 23 overseas cemeteries honored fallen service members and how his project encourages veterans to preserve their stories for future generations.
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In July 1979, 10-year-old Tommy Clarke disappeared from Bedford Falls, Ohio, leaving behind only his bike near the edge of Hollow Creek Woods. Despite exhaustive searches and decades of investigation, the case remains unsolved. This episode of The Cold Case Files revisits Tommy’s story, exploring the events of that summer, the theories surrounding his disappearance, and its lasting impact.
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Activities Subscribe, Follow and Share Narrated By The Veterans Club: Click to open the Apple Podcast Channel. Next board meeting is Monday December 2, 2024 @ 1pm at LYFE Public House. December 4th is our one year anniversary. Invite your friends for free food, coffee, and conversation!
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Therapy Dogs Making a Difference: Announcing the Extended Deadline for the First Responder Paws Therapy Dog Award By popular demand, we’re thrilled to announce an extension for applications to the First Responder Paws Therapy Dog Award! The new deadline is November 20, giving even more therapy dogs and their handlers the chance to shine. Check out the…
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The low whistle echoed through the silent room. Holmes’s eyes sharpened as he whispered, ‘The vent, Watson.’ A faint, slithering motion confirmed their fears—a snake, its scaled body gleaming. Holmes struck swiftly, driving the creature back. Moments later, a piercing cry echoed from Dr. Roylott’s room. The serpent, a deadly swamp adder, had turned on its master, bringing a fitting end to his sinister scheme.
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Jay Patterson discusses the leadership skills honed in the Navy and their application in his civilian role, helping businesses and individuals grow. He emphasizes the importance of decision-making and resilience, drawing from his experiences on submarines.
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Activities We are meeting Wednesday November 27th – Next week, there may be pie involved! Narrated By The Veterans Club in full swing, on track for 500 downloads this month! Sponsors of Narrated By The Veterans Club Narrated By The Veterans Club can be found on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon Music, Pocket Casts, iHeart Radio,…
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In 1998, beloved teacher Susan Harris vanished during a ten-minute drive home in Evergreen, Colorado. Her car was later found abandoned at a grocery store parking lot, keys in the ignition, and coffee untouched. Despite extensive investigations, cryptic clues like an anonymous letter claiming “Susan is safe but gone” have left her case unresolved for…
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