Posted by barnE on June 17, 2012 at 17:37:37 from (67.172.83.183):
In Reply to: Momories of Dad posted by Case e on June 17, 2012 at 07:11:52:
My dad was born in 1898 in Marietta, SC. He was 45 when I was born. Left this world in 1968. Short time to really get to know somebody. Lotta time out of town and working afternoons at FoMoCo rouge. One good thing he taught me was cutting wood. He had something to do with the CCC and could climb trees that kids would not attempt. He was like a monkey when it came to trees. Also pretty good used car salesman. Not sure he made any money, but honest deal for the other guy. Great example of charity and help for any one that needed it, any time. Worst any one ever could say about him was "he could squeeze a penny til it cried." Good example to me. Lot to talk about some day. Dave
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