I will miss the hills, and the little main street going through the middle of the town--a town where you really don't have to lock the doors when you leave the house.
In this desert the mesquites are short, and
and the cacs are tall, and vicious;
the agave blooms are 20 feet tall,
and Pepe` greets us when Rita and I walk. I will miss basket ball games in the new gym, and in
the old gym, and shoot I may even miss doing concession stands and proms!
how could I ever forget the time I spent at Gossett Elementary? |
I will remember the track meets where Roberto threw the shot, and
Rankin High School, where I learned how to teach home economics, special ed., and enjoyed the day to day activities of Roberto and his friends when they were scholars there. It was a magical time in our lives!
There are many special memories about Red Devil Stadium, where Bob and I watched Roberto play some great 11-man football, and the boys put lots of points on the scoreboard (Roberto was named All State his senior year).
We are only 100 miles away from each other, and that is not far at all. So, I will just say--thanks for the wonderful memories! I love each and every one of you who have been a part of our lives. May God bless you, protect you, and make you prosper.
It's always sad to leave, but I am just so excited for you and the road ahead!
ReplyDeleteYou will be missed Bert! Come say hi every once in a while! love ya! Glen & Sarah
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ReplyDeleteI just stumbled on this site as I was looking for information on the culture I was raise in while I am working on my masters. I had to complement you on the site and thank you for sharing such wonderful pictures of Rankin. I am a 75 graduate of Rankin High and it was awesome to see and read your comments. I am now a teacher also in Comanche Texas and I do relate to all the memories of a teacher.
Thanks again for posting
Mark Parker