Today, I would like to introduce you to some of the people in the Back to the Homeplace story.
This is based on information on page 3 and 4 of the novel (with some additions):
THE FAMILY:
Frank and Mildred (McDonald) Bevins, deceased - their children:
Karen (Bevins) and Jason Winslow; they have four children
Beverly (Bevins) and Paul Gates; children Scott and Heather - Sheila Gates (Paul's daughter by a previous marriage)
Bart and Diane Bevins; children Donnie and Jennifer
Peter Bevins
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS:
Carter (he is an attorney) and Linda Ogden; children, Christopher and Melanie
Harry (he is a banker) and Sarah Flanders; daughter Lisa, engaged to Doug Johnson
George Chambers - long time friend of Frank and Mildred Bevins
Virginia Hollingsworth - long time friend of Frank and Mildred Bevins and closet neighbor
I want you to get to know these folks, and become their friends. Their story is very much like your story and mine, with some unusual twists and turns, for your pleasure. The four Bevins siblings, children of the late Frank and Mildred Bevins, have made their own lives that are now being interrupted by the will Mildred has left. Mildred died in November of 1986 leaving a will that, among other provisions, requires that the four children decide whether they want to come back to a February 1987 gathering, making a two year commitment to stay and work on the Homeplace, in order to be eligible to benefit from further bequests. What would you do, if this were your parent's farm, and your inheritance? I welcome your comments and questions.
"May each of us have a Homeplace to hold onto, if only in our minds."
Bill ;-)
William Leverne Smith
http://eduscapes.com/v2a/william_leverne_smith.html
See: https://www.createspace.com/3441320
This blog will share elements of the stories of The Homeplace Saga included in this family saga series of novels and stories spanning the early 1800s to the present time. Somewhat like websites related to television shows and movies, elements of the stories and background materials will be included here that may not be explicitly included in the published works. Your participation through comments and questions will enhance the stories and your enjoyment of them.
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