teenager, I was starting to lose respect for your grandpa 22 Leonard." 23 Lynne said she resented her father for "always wanting to 24 keep the house perfect and always being in control, and I 25 was starting to realize that he wasn't that educated." 26 Carpenter became president of the board of trustees of 27 Park United Methodist Church and served as president for a 28 few years. When the trustees met, he would take apples. 29 "First he would pull out his handkerchief and he would 30 wipe the apples and make them shiny," said Lynne, who is 31 51. "And then he would pull out his penknife. And he'd 32 always cut so that there was just one long apple peel. And 33 as they're arguing, he would slice the apple, put it on 34 the penknife, and hold it out to each member of the 35 trustees. And every meeting, they would eat apples 36 together. 37 "And they started getting trust back. And so he had that 38 ability," she continued. "He didn't have a lot of money. He 39 Notes: didn't have a lot of education. But he had that 40 handkerchief, and he had that penknife in the trustee 41 meetings. "And people did start to get along. He was an 42 important part of that." 43
22 teenager, I was starting to lose respect for your grandpa 23 Leonard." 24 Lynne said she resented her father for "always wanting to 25 keep the house perfect and always being in control, and I 26 was starting to realize that he wasn't that educated." 27 Carpenter became president of the board of trustees of 28 Park United Methodist Church and served as president for a 29 few years. When the trustees met, he would take apples. 30 "First he would pull out his handkerchief and he would 31 wipe the apples and make them shiny," said Lynne, who is 32 51. "And then he would pull out his penknife. And he'd 33 always cut so that there was just one long apple peel. And 34 as they're arguing, he would slice the apple, put it on 35 the penknife, and hold it out to each member of the 36 trustees. And every meeting, they would eat apples 37 together. 38 "And they started getting trust back. And so he had that 39 ability," she continued. "He didn't have a lot of money. He Notes: 40 didn't have a lot of education. But he had that 41 handkerchief, and he had that penknife in the trustee 42 meetings. "And people did start to get along. He was an 43 important part of that."
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