Ah yes! Don Nolde. It was Don Nolde whom I met and found rather
aloof...or sullen. Now I shall say a dozen Hail Nolan Crabb's and an
act of condition, and ask for forgiveness.
Speaking of blind guys bossing their wives around, a fellow I had
great respect for as an innovative genius, Manuel
Urena, who also bossed his sighted wife, Pat, like she were a naughty
child. A bright woman in her own right. Still, Pat took it from
him. Over the passing years I found that I was struggling with the
two sides of Manuel, and his ugly side was beginning to overshadow his
intellectual side...maybe even impact it. I've often wondered what
sort of self image Pat must have had, in order to accept the constant
put down and disregard by a husband who would never be an equal
partner.
Carl Jarvis
On 3/24/18, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Don Nolde was editor of Dialogue. I met him on some Evergreen trips. He had
a partially sighted wife whom he bossed around. They had a summer home in
Spearfish South Dakota and he eventually convinced the branch of the U of
South Dakota which was located there, to have a summer session each year for
blind people that was like Elderhostel where you lived in the college dorms
and attended classes given by university professors. There were huge numbers
of sighted volunteers from the town, who helped out each day. It was quite a
project. I attended one year and learned all about western history and
Indians with trips to all sorts of places like the old fashioned western
town, can't remember its name, all set up for tourists. I didn't tour the
town, but spent that afternoon in the tavern. And then another year, they
did a trip to the national park near there. There was a history professor
who considered Harry Truman to be one of our greatest presidents.
Miriam
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Well, I did remember correctly the fact that Nolan Crabb was editor of the
Braille Forum in the past, before Penny R. But I think I still confused him
with some other blind person...they do all look alike, don't you know?
Jan 6, 2013 - The Braille Forum Volume LI January 2013 No. 5.
Published by the American Council of the Blind. The American Council of the
Blind strives to ...... Former "Braille Forum" editor Nolan Crabb received
the American Council of the Blind of Ohio's Ambassador Award at the ACBO
convention on Oct.
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