In his memoir, This Tender Man-My Father's Story Nelson explores the journey of an ordinary man caught up in the extraordinary circumstances of war. "My father nearly died of malaria in the jungles of WWII New Guinea" is the opening line of the book.   Woodrow F. Nelson served in the U.S. Army's 1462nd Engineer Maintenance Company in the tropical Pacific during WWII, coming home damaged by war but committed to leaving the war behind and going back to work, starting a family, and serving his community.  However, like many veterans, he never shared any of the war stories with his son. Author Rich Nelson embarked on a journey to find out about his father's experience. The book also delves into Muskegon's colorful historical and cultural tapestry.   Listen in for a chance to win a signed copy of This Tender Man-My Father's Story.   Sponsored by Doc Chavent, The Lowell Ledger, and UP author Hilton Everett Moore