Mary Hampton shared a story about Kevin Driscoll

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In Memory of

Kevin Leslie
Driscoll

1954 - 2018

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The Shillelagh

I had the pleasure of living with the Driscoll Family for awhile . At a Family gathering for a Hoiliday meal Keving said his knees were hurting and he needed a stick to help him walk . In Reva there were woods all around the house Kevin and Claudia lived and I went on a walk about to look for sticks . I found a wonderful thick stick and went to work with my magic . I worked till it was right and on a visit over took it along . When he got it he said " Its a Shillelagh " yeah , thats what I said to Claudia as well I said . As he looked it over one of the children noticed the head kinda looked like a Dragon . He took hold of that stick and got up with little discomfort from his chair and walked a bit saying it was a good stick .

The kids took turn playing with it and Justin showed every one how an " OLD MAN " walked . We all laughed . I know it had a good home and even got some good use . I have no idea what became of the stick , but I hope that the memory of it will bring a smile to all who were there that night . I will hold that memory close for years to come and wonder if it has a good home now and is cared for .

Mary Hampton

Posted by Mary Hampton

Thursday June 7, 2018 at 1:45 am