My Distant Friends

The James-Peterson Air Force Base employs every person in the neighborhood that is closest in proximity to the base. Each person in that neighborhood is in excellent physical shape and wears similar-styled clothing. Ken Robson accepted a position at the Air Force base. He and his wife, Betty, and their two children, Rob and Sherryl, moved into the neighborhood where all the other workers and their families lived.
Ken and Betty made friends with their closest neighbors, Jim and Sue Bader, and Jerry and Sally Glick, right away. Their children became good friends as well. Sherryl Robson and Danny Glick married, and their baby was born with autism. They seek a cure for little Paul, which leads them on a wonderful journey and a lifelong adventure. With the help of friends, a skilled medical team healed little Paul.
This miraculous event sparked a new adventure for the Robsons and their friends. The medical team provided a cure for many physical illnesses plaguing the Earth.