by John Montandon
Scott Smith's Blog – March 2012 Archive (1)
The Impact of Good People
I really enjoyed By His Own Blood. It captures rural farm life in the 50s and 60s perfectly. Anyone who experienced it or has loved ones who did will enjoy the authors' description of those times and those people.
But what I enjoyed even more is reading about Doc Montandon. It would have taken great fortitude and patience to live through those times. Doc's spiritual life and connection to his church and Lord seemed to be anchors made him a great father and a great…
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Johnny....I didn't realize you lost your dad by such an unnecesary way. I think it's great that you have shared the story with others. Toni said to pass on her regards, and please give Karen a hug for me.
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