Fried Bologna
Neil SagebielFamily stories from the American Midwest and Upland South.
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A Boy Named Virgil: Epilogue
This series about the boyhood of my great uncle Virgil Bravard Browne has reached its conclusion. I have exhausted the material Virgil wrote in a long letter to his niece (and my mother) in 1958.
A Boy Named Virgil, Part 13: Grammar School
A Boy Named Virgil is the first-person account of Virgil Bravard Browne, based on a letter he wrote to his niece, Marcia Moore Sagebiel, in 1958. The story is edited and read by me, his grandnephew. Read the introduction.
A Boy Named Virgil, Part 12: Mischief on the Sabbath
A Boy Named Virgil is the first-person account of Virgil Bravard Browne, based on a letter he wrote to his niece, Marcia Moore Sagebiel, in 1958. The story is edited and read by me, his grandnephew. Read the introduction.
A Boy Named Virgil, Part 11: The Thrill and Danger of Balloon Flights
A Boy Named Virgil is the first-person account of Virgil Bravard Browne, based on a letter he wrote to his niece, Marcia Moore Sagebiel, in 1958. The story is edited and read by me, his grandnephew. Read the introduction.
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Author of two critically acclaimed books that chronicle great moments in golf. Recovering blogger. I love history and family stories. Let me tell you a story.
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