Several years ago, following a performance of "Nance Dude," a member of the audience told me about a photograph that she owned that included Nance and a number of relatives. I asked her to bring the photo to Livingston Kelly's Studio in Sylva and she did. In addition, she (or someone) identified a number of people in the group and related a story about Nance in her final years. Nance is easy to identify in the front row. The fellow on her left is her son, William. I don't know the identity of anyone else in the picture.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
A RARE PHOTOGRAPH OF NANCE DUDE
Several years ago, following a performance of "Nance Dude," a member of the audience told me about a photograph that she owned that included Nance and a number of relatives. I asked her to bring the photo to Livingston Kelly's Studio in Sylva and she did. In addition, she (or someone) identified a number of people in the group and related a story about Nance in her final years. Nance is easy to identify in the front row. The fellow on her left is her son, William. I don't know the identity of anyone else in the picture.
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This is great! Nance touched me for some reason. I have to get you a check out for the DVD!
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe that the people in Nance's area treated her so badly.My heart break,s for this lady.Nance is in a better place. God dosen't discriminate.
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