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Trey Nickel Media
July 3, 2025

SOUTH HOLLAND, Ill., July 3, 2025 /Standard Newswire/ -- Dwight E. DeRamus Jr., an accomplished author, publisher, and speaker, has been honored with the prestigious National Indie Excellence Award as a Finalist in the Christian Nonfiction category. This award is the fourth significant recognition of the book, providing practical strategies for healing and breaking the cycle of dysfunction. The profound impact of this book on its readers, making them feel valued and essential, is evident in this award.

In this revised edition of his book Disappearing Dads, Dwight DeRamus shares his personal journey of growing up without his father, who passed away when he was young. The title, Disappearing Dads Revised Edition, directly references the attack on the family structure and explores these issues from a Christian perspective.

DeRamus shares, "Like all fathers, a godly father does not mean a perfect one. We all, as fathers, have some vices to which we struggle. As a father and husband, I recognize that I am responsible for my family through my leadership and guidance. This shared struggle unites us all in our imperfection and reliance on faith in my Heavenly Father."

 Disappearing Dads Revised Edition serves as a stark reminder that every societal issue, whether direct or indirect, can be traced back to some form of fatherlessness. It’s a problem that often goes unnoticed, unreported, or even denied, but its impact is undeniable.  This book stands out with its unique perspective deeply rooted in biblical sound doctrine, offering profound spiritual insights.  It explores the spiritual consequences of fathers being marginalized in our homes, churches, and communities.

Disappearing Dads Revised Edition (ISBN 978-0-9989023-3-3, paperback, $19.99; 148 pages, eBook, $3.99, Christian Nonfiction/Family Relationships) from Trey Nickel Media, is readily available for purchase on Amazon.

 About the Author

Dwight E. DeRamus, Jr. is an educator, mentor, publisher, and speaker with a wealth of experience in family dynamics and interpersonal relationships.  He has written articles and books since 2010, focusing on fatherlessness and family relationships. Dwight and his family live in the Chicagoland area, where he currently works as an educator.  He also serves as Sunday School Superintendent and deacon at his local church.  For more information on Dwight, visit treynickelmedia.com.

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