From That Old Green Park Bench by Joseph Rietdorf
Page 14 of 14 I knew that he was very special and would
have a chance to grow with all of the advantages that money could by. Adam
later
grew up to be a well-respected doctor, helping the poor and less fortunate with
the best equipment and technology that "his" money could buy.
Jacqueline later gave into the plea of her son to adopt Badger. With the
help
of his mother and the camaraderie of his new brother, Badger later became a
well-respected counselor to the under-privileged children of the streets. Both
brothers still meet for lunch daily and visit their mother every Sunday. They
still find it amusing while listening to her go on about the money they throw
away on the poor, because they both know that down in her heart, her pride for
them is overflowing.
Well, I feel that I can now leave this town knowing that it will be a better
place. I'll miss that old green park bench and the boys I come to love. I have
confidence that there will be a place for Adam and Jonathan in the "City With
Streets of Gold" and I look forward to personally meeting them both when that
day comes.
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