(A note to Brian V. Brunner '64 dated 3/29/2000)

Yes, I remember most of my classmates. Somewhere I have a picture of you behind, what was "Friendly Hall", cutting up after spending the night behind the barracks. Those were some of the better days. As I remember you and Phil Potts '63 were both there.

After LWMA I went to college half of a year. Someone shot President Kennedy in the middle of my Business Administration Class so I ran out and joined the USMC and thought I could right the world. Lived in Spain for two years and thought that was going to be the life for me.

Then I went to another foreign land (Viet Nam) and got shot twice. John Wayne was a big liar. It hurt like Hell. They offered me E 5 to stay, but I had these thoughts about being hit a third time. Came back to U.S. and after about a year of getting my head ironed out I joined the Vestavia Hills, AL. Fire Dept. Spent 26 years running into burning buildings and making rescues. Was Best Paramedic in AL once and runner-up twice more.

Now I live in Crane Hill, AL. My second wife is a nationally known artist, Donna Peters, and we work full time creating, selling and distributing her Limited Edition Prints.

Example of her work:

"A SOUTHERN LADY" by Donna Peters To see more of Donna's work: http://www.donnapeters.com

We seem to have a show just about every time everyone gets together at LWMA. We did make one, because we were showing in Columbus, GA. <

This is what I look like now: Lewis Harrison - July 1999

Deep South Studio
PO Box 10
Crane Hill, AL. 35053-0010

Studio (256) 747-4141
FAX --(256) 747-4132

URL: http://www.donnapeters.com

Magnolias Forever!
The Older Branch,
Lewis

Read LHarrison_Bio.html For Lewis's Autobiography.