Louis Buck's golf cart

[Frances Morey]

Connie,
Buck never stopped expanding and was quite big when I first met him in the
60's. My last fond memories of him were at his memorial service at St. James
Episcopal which he founded, built and was located in his beloved East
Austin. The main speaker told of Louis' sometimes creative if disturbing
demonstrations for civil rights within the environs of the institutional
church at clerical gatherings. Then he said that he had to admit that Louis
had been right all along and the church leaders had been wrong. It was a
hell of a seminal moment.
I was a bit of a demonstrator at his memorial, too. The Bishop extended his
hand for me to kiss his ring. I shook his hand.
Frances


On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 09:16:54 -0800 (PST), Connie Clark wrote:

>  
>  --- Frances Morey <Frances_Morey@excite.com> wrote:
>  > Connie,
>  > When the very reverend Louis Buck was relegated to a
>  > PEV, due to his girth,
>  
>  The notorious de-frocked Episcopal minister, turned
>  motor-vet, LB, had the girth when first I met him.  He
>  was always huge. Eh?
>  
>  we ambulatory types will
>  > all need to start wearing
>  > steel toed boots.
>  
>  Sounds like a good place to move some of my stock
>  portfolio, hmmh, steel-toed boot companies?  ;-)
>  
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