My
Stories
Long ago, my brothers and I asked our Parents write their stories. They only wrote a few, but those few are cherished by the family as classics of Neel and Lee family History.
Like most old men I have met, I have stories that I love to tell. The older I get, the narratives may have changed, names have been forgotten, and, perhaps, a bit of embellishment has crept in.
I have decided to tell a few of my favorites here. They will never be classics of family history, but maybe my kids or grandkids will, one day, be interested.
For the causal readers of these tall tales, fish stories, and memories--enjoy the comedy that has been my life. It has been great fun.
Dubya-double-Oh-Dee-El-A-Duuuuubya-In
Chief Pin Cushion and Beaker Washer
To Do
How Decisions Changed the Course of My Life, 1971-now (Working)
Best Job in the World: Virginia Mil, Corps and Institute Sergeant Major, 2001-2018
Big Foot: The Swamps of Florida, 1982
Not Tonight, Kato: The Running battle with Pigg
OK, Colonel, You Load The Boat: Izmir to Tekirdag by LST, Fall 1985
France: 50th Anniversary of D-Day, 1994
The Hairy Sapper: Fiscus vs. the Coati Mundi
Bess (Roush 05-0477): The Car that Saved American Muscle
The Keddis