
Back in the late 70s and early 80s we were living and working in Cabot, Arkansas. I was teaching French and English at Cabot High School and Virginia was a stay-at-home mom for a few years. I was also coaching cross country and track, still one of those special times in life.
Rob Rice was a middle school math teacher and football coach, and he also coached track with me. Through that connection we got to know him and his wife, Linda - elementary teacher, pretty well. We had a lot of values in common, and Rob and I shared a similar affection for corny jokes.
About the time I left the classroom and the track for the counseling office, Rob left teaching to become a State Farm agent in Mississippi, a career he's followed all these years. They have three children, and the youngest, Lydia, a student at Birmingham Southern College, is in San Francisco for a 3-week stint working at
the inner city ministry at Glide Memorial. Anyway, we were able to spend some time with her Saturday, taking a tour of Napa and just hanging out. It was fun to get to reconnect with her folks through her. Still good people...
the inner city ministry at Glide Memorial. Anyway, we were able to spend some time with her Saturday, taking a tour of Napa and just hanging out. It was fun to get to reconnect with her folks through her. Still good people...
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