Forever Angel

By Roger Neal Jewell

A vignette, a collection of children stories interlace together told only by the way that the author Roger Jewell tells his children stories.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 20, 2015
• ISBN: 9781499044263

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Copyright © 2015 by Roger Neal Jewell.

Library of Congress Control Number:    2014911808

ISBN:    Hardcover    978-1-4990-4427-0

Softcover    978-1-4990-4428-7

eBook    978-1-4990-4426-3

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

AUTOBIOGRAPHY

A

dedication to all the children of all loves for all arts, especially for the art of creative writing.

In full memory of Anderson Jewell.

One of my first cousins who would take the time out to tell us younger cousins stories, sitting out doors on the patio steps on 6th and Clark he would tell us stories into the night, he would make sounds with his mouth as sound effects, imitate the squeaky sound of a door opening, the huffs of a horse trotting, the engine of a car taking-off, the sound of scary footsteps, and then he would say ‘boo’ out loud and scare us all, he could capture a audience, a great story teller, my first influence in storytelling, thank-you my late cousin Anderson Jewell.

Dedicated to all the children that’s born not as perfect as others but we are all God children and you are loved that’s for sure.

To; Dietra Jewell thank-you my beautiful niece for introducing me to the world of computers and the keyboard, this young child’s little help carried a long way, thank-you once again.

In long loving Memory of the very significant:

Theresa Harris Jewell a beautiful lost with a sad song, to remember is to acknowledge her lasting gift that she left behind of two masculine sons, when I think of her I remember her philosophy ‘to live with a open hand, not to receive, but to offer’. Learning the teaching of India’s great Muslim Poet Kabir, feeling the weight removed from a harden heart lightens the reason softens the cause, what you can imagine you can make happen. Two beautiful canine schnauzers, Felix the classic miniature and Saint the wire-hair giant schnauzer grew by her side faithfully, until her untimely departure that left a void that hasn’t been replace and never will. The ghost of Theresa Harris Jewell has delivered a judgment on the guilty hypocrite Pastors’ bloodline as their just reward. When it comes to angels here on earth, they can also be an exception to the rule in the wide-open eyes of the ‘Most Forgiven’ God All Mighty.

Pillars amongst the chosen you’ll find a beautiful person named;

Lena Triplett, the name extends beyond just a name, to me, two special to mention in this short acknowledgement, a Full woman by all means and not appreciated enough and I don’t think she ever will be except for her beautiful children, I admit I wasn’t educated enough to know how to appreciate her fully, my young man ignorant, her friendship will never be compared with anyone, a strong will graceful consultant tremendous lost of seniors of beauty in a silent way, we all miss you Lena Triplet, this loyal family member agree ‘You got what it takes’, a lot of loving.

Angels come and angels go, in all cases those decisions is made by God the Master of Judgment.

Eurealia Jewell, to acknowledge you’re the one who has and still is holding the corner stone of this family strongly together, my dear mother, to acknowledge that my mother have accomplish more than many mothers, raising six sons in the height of the very violent and struggling sixties and seeing them all alive today is also a matter of a blessing from God,