This is the continuing story of Lee Farrier of Norfork, Arkansas, as told to me. If you have missed the previous parts, please click on the links below. Part I Part II Part III Part IV "After I saw Southern Christian Home in Morrilton, Arkansas, I wrote the administrators a letter. I told them that I used to live at their Home and boldly asked if they’d help me find my brother and sister who’d also been residents there. I had nothing to lose, so I added, ‘My mother died when

Everything written here is based on Lee Farrier’s heart-memories of people and places, the way things were. If you've missed any of the story or you'd like to review, you can click on the links below. To read Part I, click here. To read Part II, click here. To read Part III, click here. Lee continues.... "My classmates and I graduated in 1951, and I guess we did the normal thing. Most of us scattered, looking for adventure or jobs. I wound up in Little Rock first, working cat

This is the continuing story of Lee Farrier of Norfork, Arkansas. If you've missed the beginning of the story, please click on the links below. To read Part I, click here. To read Part II, click here. “It was a time when parents wondered if they’d see their soldier boys again. Most sat in front of radios when Franklin D. Roosevelt talked to the country. In 1944, after school was out for the summer, Mama and I stepped onto a train and headed for Wichita, Kansas, where Daddy wa

To read Part I, click here This is the continuing story of Lee Farrier of Norfork, Arkansas. If you haven't read Part I, please click on the link above. "The three people making their way down the rows of children at the orphanage in Morrilton, Arkansas, were Eunice and Lillie Farrier and their driver, Albert Pickens. They’d come from Norfork, Arkansas, to find and get me. After gathering me, the four of us loaded into a big flat-bed truck and started for the Farrier home. Al