Buddy Shadid on son Anthony’s memoir: ‘When he wrote, it was like poetry’
Buddy Shadid is trying to get through the book, but is so overcome with emotion when he looks at his son’s words that he can read only a few pages at once.
They talked about the book often. “He wanted to please me and he would frame it in a way I would like,” he said.
“Every time I read a line, it brings back a memory.”
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