Texas People. (original) (raw)


A Celebration of People Known and Unknown

"Every man is a volume if you know how to read him."
- William Ellery Channing


love story A German Love Story by Michael Barr 11-15-18 Friedrich and Emma Schnerr of Fredericksburg, and a tombstone by Elisabet Ney
Peter Peter Berg Hermit of the Hills by Michael Barr 6-15-18 The story of Peter Berg and his sweetheart ranks right up there with Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra and Brad and Jenn on the list of the most timeless and tragic love stories ever told.

Crash at Crush The Crash at Crush by John Troesser The Crash at Crush, and why it never became an annual event.

Buffalo Soldiers by Jeffery Robenalt 12-2-14 In nearly thirty years of dedicated and arduous service, Buffalo Soldiers won the grudging respect of even the most prejudiced of their white officers. The black cavalrymen and infantrymen were awarded nine Medals of Honor for meritorious valor in combat and countless other awards and commendations for distinguished service. More importantly, Buffalo Soldiers were a credit to the African-American race.
Tom Tierney Obituary Tom Tierney 1928-2014 Marilyn Monroe Once Took Out His Garbage by John Troesser 7-27-14
Quanah Parker Quanah Parker by Jeffery Robenalt 4-1-14 Quanah Parker was a major player in both the Comanche war of resistance against white encroachment of the Comancheria and in the tribe�s eventual acclimation to reservation life. Nomadic warrior of the plains, war chief of the Quahadi band, cattle rancher, man of business, and friend to American Presidents; it could truly be said that Quanah was a man of two worlds.

Obituary 7-15-13 Bob Bowman June 3, 1936 - July 13, 2013

Two Poems for George Jones"If we all could sound like we wanted to, we'd all sound like George Jones." - Waylon Jennings

Surviving World War II George Olsson Short (1920-2003) Chapter Three Surviving WWII, and Arriving Home How his soldier brother became his savior and how he managed to get home to a post-war Texas life 3-15-13