Summary of Willie Nelson & Bobbie Nelson's Me and Sister Bobbie

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#1 I have the best story in my family. It was born out of the collapse of our original family, and it could have been devastating, but I was a toddler when it happened. Bobbie was different, though, and she had a strong bond with me.

#2 I was three years old when my parents left Abbott, Texas, with another woman named Lorraine. I was hysterical, screaming and crying my little eyes out. I held on to my father’s shirt so tightly that my grandfather had to drag me away.

#3 I grew up in a small farming community in Texas, called Abbott, between Dallas and Waco. My parents, Bobbie and Ira, married when they were sixteen. My grandparents, who took me in when my parents couldn’t care for me, always called my parents Mama and Daddy Nelson.

#4 My mother, Myrle Greenhaw, was an amazing woman who was three-quarters Cherokee. She was fiercely independent and loved dancing, smoking, and card playing. She was scorned for her ethnic appearance in Abbott.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Aug 6, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822582408

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Insights on Willie Nelson & Bobbie Nelson's Me and Sister Bobbie

Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 6

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I have the best story in my family. It was born out of the collapse of our original family, and it could have been devastating, but I was a toddler when it happened. Bobbie was different, though, and she had a strong bond with me.

#2

I was three years old when my parents left Abbott, Texas, with another woman named Lorraine. I was hysterical, screaming and crying my little eyes out. I held on to my father’s shirt so tightly that my grandfather had to drag me away.

#3

I grew up in a small farming community in Texas, called Abbott, between Dallas and Waco. My parents, Bobbie and Ira, married when they were sixteen. My grandparents, who took me in when my parents couldn’t care for me, always called my parents Mama and Daddy Nelson.

#4

My mother, Myrle Greenhaw, was an amazing woman who was three-quarters Cherokee. She was fiercely independent and loved dancing, smoking, and card playing. She was scorned for her ethnic appearance in Abbott.

#5

My grandparents, who took me in after my parents died, were very strict with me. They did not allow me to drink or gamble, and they kept me away from the dark side.

#6

Bobbie and I were given two gifts that saved our lives: music and love. Music and love