Saturday, October 29, 2022
Louise:
Oh my, where to begin talking about her? Louise was child #4 and I am #10, a perfect position to gather a lot of Intel on the other 14 ha-ha. While I would never divulge any secrets, I can generalize her behavior through the years. Louise was a loose cannon physically, mentally and verbally, she could hold her own with anyone in all three categories and often did. I have seen her stand toe-to-toe with a brute twice her size, half her wit and lay him out before he knew what hit him. If I needed someone to have my back it would be her.
Our family had enough kids to make up a baseball team, so we often played the neighborhood kids that is, if they could find enough boys brave enough to play us. Louise could outhit, out throw, outrun and out swear any boy, actually most of my sisters could out play any of the neighborhood boys. None of the school kids would mess with any of us younger kids because they knew that, if they did, they would have to deal with her later. Heck, I think that half the teachers were afraid of her and would pray that she would get a passing grade on the exams. She wasn’t really that bad, but she did have her reputation to uphold.
Louise would have made a great Annie Oakley, straight talking, and straight shooting and loved by a lot of people, she will be missed by everyone. The original “Women’s Liberation movement” of one. Of course, we have all seen her kind and caring side and I think that I may have even seen a tear come out of her eyes once or twice. She worked hard to support her family and then put on her mom hat, when she got home, to spread her love around and care for the family needs,
In loving memory.
Brother Hank.
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