Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Pass It On – May 27, 2019 Listen: Read: What I remember most about those first hours in country—as clear to me still as they were in 1967—were the stars. Thousands of ‘em. Maybe millions of ‘em. And the […]
Blacksmiths and Checkers
Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Pass It On – August 12, 2019 Listen: Read: My Papa Tom was more than just your average blacksmith. He was a magnificent blacksmith. Blacksmiths and Checkers… the Pass It On for August 12th, 2019… brought to you by Pass […]
The Tale of Two Pint-Sized Places
Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Listen: Pass It On – July 29, 2019 Read: Did you know there are more mega-millionaires living in Omaha, Nebraska than any other place in the world? And, one day, we set out to meet one of them. The […]
Peach Ice Cream and Dinner Table Talk
Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Listen: Pass It On – July 15, 2019 Read: My dad loved Sealtest, peach ice cream. Peach Ice Cream and Dinner Table Talk… the Pass It On for July 15th, 2019… brought to you by Pass One Hour Heating […]
Tied to The Red, White & Blue
Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Pass It On – July 1, 2019 Listen: Read: I’ve been told there are six families of Bald Eagles out there on the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge. Occasionally, my wife Patricia and I will spot one soaring in […]
“Bailey, Is That You?”
Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Pass It On – June 17, 2019 Listen: Read: Hello in there. What’s on your mind today? Like two choppers passing in the sunlit sky, I’m thinking about an old friend today. I’m not much for destruction, but this […]
Summer Jobs, Change, and Memories
Pass It On is a new, bi-weekly peek inside the heart and mind of Francis Pass… Pass It On – June 3, 2019 Listen: Read: It’s an elder’s curse, isn’t it? The older you get, the more memories matter, but dadgummit if it doesn’t get harder every day to remember what I had for breakfast […]
