The Spirit of America...A collection of original poems including a tribute to Flight 93, patriotic thoughts of our country in war and peace, tributes to our fallen soldiers, a police officer's memorial, and reflections of life and love. There is also a very moving poem written by a young girl reflecting on her mother's passing. One poem reflects on the life of Van Gogh, entitled a Summer's Breeze for Vincent. Other titles include, Freedom Unfurled, Spirit of America, America to be Free, No Glory in War, Endless Love, and Oh, Rock of Ages, USS Juneau, Remember the Sullivans, A Brotherhood at War.

A collection of patriotic works that exemplify the American spirit by such notable people as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Abraham Lincoln, Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, Martin Luther King and others.

A collection of more than 85 of Rockwell's paintings accompanied by poems, stories, and songs that showcase the spirit of America.

Because of You Old Glory Flies is a collection of heartfelt poems and illustrations to say thank you to all who have served, or currently serve in the United States military. In creating this book, Julie Dueker and Ray “Bubba” Sorensen II, a.k.a. The Freedom Rock Painter, have combined their unique talents and passions for God and country to show America’s heroes we are forever in their debt. They pray this book touches the hearts and lives of those who open it and share it. “I’m impressed with Julie’s work to capture the essence of hero. There are heroes all around us and some we would never know served in our nation’s military to defend the rights and privileges that we hold dear. We can never repay them enough for all that they and their families have given to the rest of us. Many are in cemeteries across our land and overseas. Some didn’t return at all. Others live quietly in our communities continuing to give of themselves for the good of others. America’s greatness lies on the backs of our veterans and those who serve today. They have fought and died for us. I believe Julie’s works depict that very well.” –Colonel Robert C. King (Ret)