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Dr. Silas E. Short
I, Silas E. Short, the author, was born in the back bedroom of our farm house. I weighed in at an even ten pounds. Dr. Underwood stayed at our house for sixteen hours because mother was a small lad...ver maisI, Silas E. Short, the author, was born in the back bedroom of our farm house. I weighed in at an even ten pounds. Dr. Underwood stayed at our house for sixteen hours because mother was a small lady and was having a very tough time. That was seventy-seven and a half years ago.
I grew up on our dairy farm. We milked eighty head of Jersey cows twice a day. We bottled our milk in quart bottles and delivered it to most houses in Hale Center. We also delivered it to the restaurants and grocery stores. It was a really good time in life. We never lacked things to do. We farmed cotton and feed as well. In the fall, we would gather our cotton by hand. The feed, we bundled and shocked it in the field. Christmas break from school was always hauling bundles and stacking them in long stacks near the back of the barn. The hammer mill (feed grinder) was always in use every Saturday morning.
My school days began in 1944. I graduated from high school in 1956. My sweet wife, Beth, and I married on June 1, just a week after graduating. We raised our super sons and enjoyed them.
Beth passed away on October 5, 1989, with breast cancer. I had gone back to school and got my BA in 1985, my master’s in 1997, and my doctorate in 2001. I have been preaching the Gospel for the past thirty years in the Church of Christ in different cities.
I remained a widower for three years and then married Sherry Jo. She and I have one son, Shiloh, born in 1992. She was diagnosed with malignant brain tumors in 1994. She survived for almost seven years, but we lost her September 26, 2001.
I remarried after three years. Judy passed away on June 5, 2012, from COPD.ver menos