"Professional chef Terry Kelley’s Chef as Poet—posthumously completed and published by his brothers—is a powerful tribute to the enduring love of family and the power of food and poetry to connect us, even in the midst of tragedy.The book unfolds with a moving preface written by brother Richard as an affirmation to his love for his younger brother. The two had been working on a book of their favorite poems coupled with family recipes when Terry suddenly died of a massive stroke. On the day of his death, before Richard had received news of his passing, he clearly heard Terry’s cockney voice urging him on: 'Know wot, Rich? I fink you should finish the book.' Richard enlisted the help of another brother Paul, also a chef, who put the final touches on the recipes that were among Terry’s favorites. The result is a deeply moving testament to family, hope, and the unexpected losses in life that can bind us together." —Traci Medford-Rosow, USAToday bestselling author of Unblinded: One Man’s Courageous Journey through Darkness to Sight and Inflection Point: War and Sacrifice in Corporate America.