Greenway Drive
Growing Up in Darlington, South Carolina
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"Thank you for a wonderful collection of memories from growing up in the 1950s and 1960s. The Greenway Drive kids were unique in their creative ways to enjoy each other with the support of great parents. Whether or not you have connections to the young people who grew up on Greenway Drive, you will enjoy this book." Wilbur Vaughan, retired administrator, Darlington County School District "Greenway Drive is a fast-moving, smartly detailed compilation of stories detailing the lives of a community of children, friends-for-life, and adults who created fine citizens for today's world; entirely enga...
"Thank you for a wonderful collection of memories from growing up in the 1950s and 1960s. The Greenway Drive kids were unique in their creative ways to enjoy each other with the support of great parents. Whether or not you have connections to the young people who grew up on Greenway Drive, you will enjoy this book." Wilbur Vaughan, retired administrator, Darlington County School District "Greenway Drive is a fast-moving, smartly detailed compilation of stories detailing the lives of a community of children, friends-for-life, and adults who created fine citizens for today's world; entirely engaging and informative -- a witty and spirited book." Henry Grady Weaver, III, author of Fire Creeping in Short Grass "The best thing about Darlington, South Carolina, is its people. Greenway Drive is a factual account of the relationships and lifelong friendships created in one of its neighborhoods. This quality of life still exists in Darlington where people continue to work, play, and worship together." Ronnie Ward, Lifelong citizen and former Mayor of Darlington (1984-2004) "Whether your childhood was magical, or you dreamed of one that might have been, Greenway Drive will envelop you in the warmth of a world of friends and families sharing a rich and rarified life in a small town. Because God names every family, Greenway Drive is proof that He sometimes concentrates them in communities, so that life together seems to be heaven on earth. You will find yourself hoping that heaven holds a Greenway Drive and that at least for a portion of your eternity, God will let you take up residence there." Dr. B. Jane Hursey, Retired Educator
