Kirk - Furman Family Photos and Blog
Kirk - Furman Family Photos and Blog
Well friends and neighbors, it has been a long two years. I began my graduate work after my paternal Grandfather passed away in April of 2021. He and my grandmother passed away less than six months apart. This left a hole in our family big enough to drive a truck through. For me, the hole […]
Mission complete – mba Read More »
January 24, 2023 was a day I won’t easily forget. We knew it would be raining, and we knew that the weather was going to be pretty bad. No one guessed that a EF-3 tornado would barrel through the Pasadena/Deer Park area. The tornado is being reported as an EF-3 that was about 3/4 miles
Tornado wrecked Grandpa’s house and Cindy’s Dance Studio Read More »
To everyone that knew her, Debra Benson was a bright and joyful soul that absolutely lit up the room, and made those near her smile. Honestly, she was the most cheerful and sweetest woman I have ever known. I can count on one hand the times I’ve seen her less than cheerful, and even then,
Losing a Family Legend – My Aunt Debra Read More »
one space vs. two spaces I have always enjoyed writing. I enjoy the process and structure of a finely crafted story. Dialogue in writing is what I love the most about writing. A talented author writing a multifaceted, multi-person conversation in a novel is truly a work of art. The ability of the author to
Writing Tips – spacing after hard stops Read More »
Pfizer banquet with members of the Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn was my grandparent’s home after the war until the late 1950’s. During that time, Grandpa would spend time working at the Pfizer plant and occasionally shagging balls for the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets field. He would often reminisce about his days at Ebbets field, watching his
Grandpa Furman and his days with Pfizer and the Dodgers Read More »