In the long road of life that I have led, Only Almighty God Chooses what’s up ahead for you, For life is fleeting, precious, And you do not wish for it to end. Last couple of weeks, I’ve been having chest pains, But don’t know for sure how serious it is; Still have more tests… Continue reading The Other Side of Life & Back
Roger and His Golden-Hearted Wife
Always with his sharp wit to keep us laughing, Our Holy Cross Alumni Brother Roger, The noblest of character, In all the years, that I’ve known him, He’s never changed, well bestowing, with his humor, I can always see him with his smile filled to the brim. Roger told me a story, like only he… Continue reading Roger and His Golden-Hearted Wife
Speedy
Had a great track team back at Holy Cross in 1970, Remembering how our classmate, Johnny, could run like the wind, His nickname of Speedy, of course, says it all, For he could run so fast, Of course, he’d always win the 100 yard dash & 440 relay, I must convey. After years of being… Continue reading Speedy
Blessings On A New Year
Blessings that we can all still stay in touch, Although at times, a few of us will admit, Texting between all of us can be a bit too much. Now Rick, you know we’re all worried about you, and want to make it clear, Wishing you blessings, and to all my brothers, For better health… Continue reading Blessings On A New Year
From An Old Dirt Road In Laredo
From an old dirt road in Laredo, To San Antonio to the Loma Park community, and many miles now Throughout Texas, Louisiana, & everywhere we have been, Doesn’t seem that long now in the many years I have lived, That God has given me the opportunity to kindly fill it to the brim. From the… Continue reading From An Old Dirt Road In Laredo
Something About Getting Old
Something about getting old, When you realize you can’t see, can’t hear, and can’t pee. Now if you’re old like me, You can surely agree, It’s not for the fainthearted; But I realize, and thank God, it’s better than being dearly departed. Now if you’re Mando or Rick, Who always have been deer hunters, Mando… Continue reading Something About Getting Old
Carlos
Carlos was a good friend I knew at Holy Cross, My memory is a bit fuzzy from back then, Funny, for it seems I know him better now, than way back when. He’s had a long life with all the good God could bestow. With a loving wife, and beautiful kids, who I’m sure grew… Continue reading Carlos
The Seasons of My Life
In the Spring of my life, I met the love and joy of my life, On a Sunny Ozuna dance in Laredo’s Civic Center; But, of course, it had to be on the last dance of the night, Thanking God, for I knew she was the one, with the moon outside shining bright. Two years… Continue reading The Seasons of My Life
I Woke Up At 73 This Morning
I woke up this morning at seventy-three, Thanking God for my long life, Full of rich blessings, that’s the main key, With a wife and kids and love to the nth degree, and they truly spoil me. With a loving family and life-long friends Along my very long dirt road, Has made it extra, extra… Continue reading I Woke Up At 73 This Morning
Wayne
I always say that God knows Where I was meant to be. Today, at the gym, who would have known, that I would meet Wayne, Going through what I did, with the same fears, like I went through, For he told me of having prostate cancer, and seemed rather grim, And I knew it was… Continue reading Wayne