“Who am I, where did I come from, and what is my purpose?  These questions have daunted man though out his existence on earth.  Dr. McCollough has provided a very thought provoking, inspiring and spell binding approach to finding the answers to these questions. A great read.”

“T” Irby, Major General, U.S. Army (retired) and Senior
Vice President, Disneyland Resort (retired) Hattiesurg, Mississippi, USA
 

“Was it Dr. McCollough who wrote Let Us Make Man, or was it the angels? Maybe he’s just a channel, a writer whose pen is guided by a spirit. Gaylon is a very hard worker. The more he labors at creating his verses the higher the frequency of astonishing astral imputes. That’s heavenly justice. Just when I work like a dog for a while there’s an unexpected breakthrough. And dull painting suddenly becomes a glory for which I daren’t take credit and which I regard as divine reward for toil and trial, like perhaps when Dr. McCollough performs surgery. For all his consummate surgical skills and knowledge, he must feel like a humble tradesman in partnership with Someone far higher in scholarship, participating in facilitating miracles of Nature – and still inexplicable – healing processes. One thing is for sure. Without Let Us Make Man I would never have gained access to the netherworld of angels. It gave me the keys to the heavens. How else would I know what they look like?”

 

Charles Billich, Doctor of Philosophy & Trustee Emeritus (United States Sports Academy), Internationally Celebrated Artist,
Order of the Eagle, USA (2000), Shaolin Monk, Henan, China (2004)
Sydney, Australia and Croatia, China

 

“As a religious professional, I am constantly interested in various approaches to the concept of human betterment and to ways to make improvements in the lives of individual people and, thus, in our general society. Let Us Make Man is a serious and worthwhile effort in that direction. This book deserves our attention and consideration.”

 

Rabbi Larry Mahrer, Temple Beth El
Bradenton, Florida, USA
 

“Let Us Make Man is an outstanding literary work.  It is very fitting that such a gifted surgeon, using his God-given talents and knowledge to improve the human body, has written a book emphasizing the spiritual and physical body of man.  Chapter 26 (The Questions) is remarkable poetry, beautifully composed, majestically stated, and awesome in its message. It’s a wonderful, inspiring book that can enrich your life…a must read!”

 
Bobbie L. Walden, EdD,
Past President Civitan International,
Gadsden, Alabama, USA

 

 

 

“This is a wondrous work; it held my attention as no other of its genre has. Entering this book is like being welcomed into the author’s private study for a stimulating evening of conversation and refreshment.  The sideboard is loaded with everything from familiar comfort foods to tastes exotic and startling to the senses.  The intellectual, philosophical, theological and spiritual debating and feasting lasts all through the night.  Yet the reader leaves the author’s private domain at sunrise ready and fortified to help God remake him or to meet an Angel.”

 

 
Dr. Karen Gold, Clinical Psychologist
Ocala, Florida, USA

 

“Let Us Make Man is a groundbreaking read that will have you searching your soul. The author goes straight to the questions so many of us have asked for years, and looks bravely for the answers. A must-read for anyone who has ever wondered where Man came from, and where he might be going.”

 

Carrie White, Open Window Literary
Oceanside, California, USA

“A brilliant study probing into the complexities of mankind – a surrealistic odyssey depicting from whence we originated, why we are who we are, and our ultimate destiny. A phenomenal literary journey – extremely thought provoking, yet stimulating. It is imperative that one embarks upon this mental and emotional journey completely open-minded – thus experiencing the totality of an unexpected, yet surprisingly fresh mental infusion.”

 

 
Charlene Baker, Retired, Educator
Oxford Mississippi

“By opening his soul to the reader Dr. McCollough provides great insight into the universal us. He is able to convey his beliefs – and those of others – without judgment of right or wrong. Let Us Make Man stresses that while on life’s stage we are not alone – that Mankind can gain strength from the merged diversity of the world’s population and other forms of nature along the ever changing course ahead. The Angel’s Revelation shows us that there is always work to be done on ourselves (parts of us that eyes can and cannot see). Readers will come away understanding that we are not just here to exist but to evolve until we die helping and gaining from everyone we touch along our collective journey to make the world a better place for this generation and generations to come.”

 

 
Mary Harmon Moman, Student of International Affairs
Tuscaloosa, AL