Anyway, Harry and I are FaceBook (tm) friends, and he had a lovely post today talking about how he and his wife, a nurse, first moved to Miami in 1979, and have lived for years in what is …
Harry and his wife came over. I believe we brought in pizza or Chinese -- my Dad joked that he wouldn't dare barbecue for a true Southerner like Harry's wife. They were delightful. Harry had a slight accent, …
Harry was out of town, and I was seen by the senior guy Yale, who wanted to admit me to South Miami Hospital, since I technically had "unstable angina" -- chest discomfort that came and went without a …
The youngest, Harry, died in his early 40s, when I was a young boy. Ann died last night, 11 months before she would have "made the Smuckers jar," as my sister Trudy pointed out.
It recalled for me a Harry Chapin line about a special woman in his life: "I could not make things possible...but she could make them holy." I came home, and Wifey peppered me with …
Restlessness Changes With Age So I remain a lay observer of the human condition, following the advice of my late, great Organic Chemistry professor, Harry P. Schultz. He always …
The Wisdom of Professor Schultz I often recall a statement from an Organic Chemistry professor I had back in 1980 -- Harry Schultz. As of a few years ago, he was still alive -- nearing 100, and living in, I …
Lou and my father in law Richard and their older brother Harry survived the Holocaust with tales of derring do that was the stuff of action and caper movies. They escaped a work camp, and were …