I'll give it a look Coach.

Hi Coach,
 
I got your signed copy Saturday, and read it Saturday night.  It is really cool. Your insights into the hobos moving around the country in the 40's hit me hard.  My Dad was one of those guys in the 30's.  He ran away from home in 1931, at the age of 12 and traveled the country in a similar fashion that you depicted of both the hobos and the gypsies.  He spent a few years with Willard the Wizard, which was a traveling Magic show at that time, but mostly he just wandered around.  He ended up joining the Army Air Corps during WWII, around 1943.
 
Reading your stories, I felt like I was living them with you.  Thank you for a job well done.
 
Thanks also for your kind words, and for signing the copy.  If you will remind me at the right time, I will post a review on the appropriate web sites once the book is publicly available.
 
Hey all your Ro-Hawks out there.  Send Coach your checks.  His book is a great read.

Hey Coach.  Barbara Smart here!  I just found this site and am thrilled to be connected again.  I, too, would like an autographed copy of your book.  I will get the check in the mail and just anticipate the joy of reading your memories.[color=#000033][/color]

Barbara, GREAT to hear from you.  How are your children?  No, children no more!  Your grandchildren will enjoy my book.  Carline and I have settled in at our Ranch in Llano Tx.  The Grandfather Stories have appeal to every reader.  They target the elementary. middle school students   I am trying to get it into the Texas and Oklahoma schools.  That's a tough nut to crack!  
 
On Sept 1 the GF Stories will be avaliable on Amazon, Barnes&Noble and  Borders.  They can be purchased at the book stores or the internet.  I have copies avaliable now for immediate shipping. Sounds like you already know the details but I'll repeat my address just in case.
 
The best to you and your family.
Don Scott PO Box 475 Llano Tx 78643
My next book about my teaching and coaching career will be out sometime next year.  A lot of RHS in it.
 
Nunz, Babara was a teacher at RHS and a great lady.

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Hey Coach,  
 
Thanks.  I hope she taught after me...otherwise it will be proof the ol' pea brain is losing it.  
 
It sounds like she graduated many RoHawks rather than with a class.
 
 

Thanks John.  Glad you enjoyed the stories.
Next book should be out sometime in 2010.
Coach Scott

Coah Scott,
 
Totally amazing, I am living in Blanchard, Oklahoma now and have been through Wewoka lots of times.  I actually have a friend at work from  Wewoka and her parents still live there.  They live on the old homestead that was settled during Indian Territory days before the Civil War.  I'll have to find out their names as I only know my friends married name.  I am going to put a check in the mail for one of those autographed books.  I think it is awsome that you are writing books.  I never had you for a teacher, but I do remember you from basketball games.  I am new to the board, but plan on coming to the reunion next year.  
 
Congrats,
 
Marqueta (Johnson) Bentley