H. Frye: Episode 1: An Officer and a Scholar

Related to This Episode

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  H. Frye describes relationship with his father

  Henry Frye shares why his father didn't believe in talking a lot while working on the farm

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  H. Frye's father's advice to pursue an education.

  Henry Frye talks about his experience sawing slabs of wood for the family home stove.

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  H. Frye's mother's desire for him to be a preacher

  Henry Frye shares his mother's dream of him being a local church preacher.

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  H. Frye's childhood relations with 11 siblings

  Henry Frye describes his childhood relations with his eleven brothers and sisters.

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  H. Frye eleven siblings sharing limited beds

  Henry Frye describes how he and his eleven siblings had to share beds and bedroom space.

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  H. Frye describes chores he worked on the farm.

  Henry Frye describes his child experience working tobacco and cotton crops on the family

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  H. Frye's mother's challenge to raise 12 kids.

  Henry Frye shares how his mother was willing to raise twelve kids on their family farm.

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  H. Frye'd child dream of being an Army General

  Henry Frye shares his child dream of becoming a General in the Army, and later a teacher

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  H. Frye recalls quote that he's never forgotten.

  Winners never quit, and quitters never win,"" is a quote that helped Henry Frye.

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  H. Frye's first date with E. Shirley Taylor.

  Henry Frye talks about going on his first date with his future wife, E. Shirley Taylor