The old store is here my great granddad used to hang out. He bought all their gun shells and kept the town in rabbit stew during the depression. Will Manning was his name.
Noni, this is Sharon Freeman (Used to be named Epps-but took my maiden name back after break from bill). I have thought of you so many times since I moved to Lewiston, ID. The fact that you and your wonderful belated husband, Richard, made such an positive impression upon my life has caused this I suppose. I miss you, and I must say, the saddest news I ever got was from Bill telling me about Richard’s demise. I wish I could have known how to reach you to tell you my heart hurts then and now for your loss. I am so glad to see that you have kept the faith, and continue on your journey through life. This site is wonderful. Your photography is spectacular. I hope to hear back from you, and I sent a request to you to be a friend on Facebook. I have something that I want to give to you. Richard gifted me w/one of his first wine/liquor pottery decanters and since I don’t do renaissance fests anymore, I think you might want it or would like to regift it to someone who knew and appreciated you both like I did and still do. Some people make a lasting impression on our hearts and souls, you both did on mine. I hope to renew our friendship via networking. I am again/still making brooms, and selling them through the Damon Artisan Barn here. I haven’t done shows in a couple of years because the fees are too high to support the kind of economy we have. I can talk for hours, so forgive me for taking up so much space here. I am anxious to hear from you.
Downtown Dallas Texas on a cold winter day sitting in the muddy Trinity River bottoms at night after a flood.
The old store is here my great granddad used to hang out. He bought all their gun shells and kept the town in rabbit stew during the depression. Will Manning was his name.
Noni, this is Sharon Freeman (Used to be named Epps-but took my maiden name back after break from bill). I have thought of you so many times since I moved to Lewiston, ID. The fact that you and your wonderful belated husband, Richard, made such an positive impression upon my life has caused this I suppose. I miss you, and I must say, the saddest news I ever got was from Bill telling me about Richard’s demise. I wish I could have known how to reach you to tell you my heart hurts then and now for your loss. I am so glad to see that you have kept the faith, and continue on your journey through life. This site is wonderful. Your photography is spectacular. I hope to hear back from you, and I sent a request to you to be a friend on Facebook. I have something that I want to give to you. Richard gifted me w/one of his first wine/liquor pottery decanters and since I don’t do renaissance fests anymore, I think you might want it or would like to regift it to someone who knew and appreciated you both like I did and still do. Some people make a lasting impression on our hearts and souls, you both did on mine. I hope to renew our friendship via networking. I am again/still making brooms, and selling them through the Damon Artisan Barn here. I haven’t done shows in a couple of years because the fees are too high to support the kind of economy we have. I can talk for hours, so forgive me for taking up so much space here. I am anxious to hear from you.