I introduce you to the late W. Glen Smith, a generous and interesting man, not just because he would stand out in a crowd. But because he represents those dear hearts and gentle people who live in every town–small to big. Trouble Light When my younger sister and I got married–six weeks apart (something that […]
I’ll write about my dear grandmother at another time, but I want to spend this post talking about Grandpa, my paternal grandfather, who would have been 126 this year. Born in the late 1800s, he grew up very poor and never achieved any material wealth or prominence. But he was rich in the things that […]
This spring and summer I’ve been involved in a long labor of love. This involves taking my late father’s three books and preparing them for reprinting as Amazon paperbacks and Kindle ebooks. The work hasn’t been easy. But it really has brought me back in touch with Dad. In fact, it feels like he’s been […]