1913
2006
1 Entry
Lewis Garnett
July 14, 2006
Ben,
I was just a little fella, but remember you well. One day when you rode downtown with Mom and me, you said we could let you out at the "five and dime." When, as a writer, I want to capture that 1950s texture, I always remember your expression that day.
Patty used to babysit me, I remember your mother (of course) from the church office and neighborhood, and I recall your dad checking JFG stock at Marion Wholesale (where I worked college summers) and using Ruby's old hosery to tie up his tomatoes at Fred's farm.
I know I'm simply watching the circle of life, but this changing of the guard leaves holes in my life only good memories like these can fill.
My best to you always.
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