Re: OT-Texans Anne s Story

[Guest guest]

Thanks for telling this Jane.

Liz Carpenter said she has received so many stories about Ann, she may

publish them in a book. Have to watch out for that.

Debbie L

>

> I have a dear friend who was in her late 70's when that awful tornado

> hit Duncanville in the 90's. She went into the pantry in the middle

of

> her house, prayed for God to protect her, and when she came out, that

> was all that was left of her house-just that little pantry on a bare

> slab. When Governor s came to tour the disaster site, she met

> Sybil, and went and stood with her in that little old pantry. When

> she walked out she had tears pouring down her face. She told her if

> she was elected again, Sybil would be invited to her inaugural ball.

> Too bad she wasn't. I will never forget that issue of Texas Monthly

> that had her on the cover. In white leathers, on a white Harley, with

> that immaculate white hair and blazing blue eyes.

>

> " Poor , he can't help it. He was born with a silver foot in his

> mouth. "

>