“Some would say he looked like an angel, but Zenith likened him to a good spirit. He placed his favorite pipe, water drum, and rattles within the casket. However, he kept a hold of Paw’s personal drumsticks; those were staying with him. The funeral home was cramped with people. Paw knew so many people. Zenith was amazed at this, because most of these individuals he’d never seen before. Paw had gotten around in his younger years, that was for certain. He’d touched so many with his wisdom and call... to action. Zenith realized the man had been in a bit of denial. He and his son Degan were more alike than he may have realized. Degan, too, had a huge following. People hung onto his every word. Perhaps that was another reason why Uncle Len despised him so; Degan had simply been born with ‘it’. He remembered as a little boy how crowded his home would be as his father spoke with such authority, with profanity-laced words that would make him giggle, but powerful all the same. Degan was no angel and never pretended to be, but he was a keeper of peace and harmony.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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