Robert Christianberry Bloxton, Jr., a one-armed man, was found dead in his rental mobile home by his very caring landlady, who searched by phone across the United States for the surname "Bloxton" until she was referred to me by a cousin in West Virginia, and I knew who one of his sons was.
His landlady gathered up the large amount of family photographs and mailed them to his son, which gave his son some closure about his father.
Robert's parents were divorced by the time he was four, and probably earlier than that.
His landlady gathered up the large amount of family photographs and mailed them to his son, which gave his son some closure about his father.
Robert's parents were divorced by the time he was four, and probably earlier than that.
Robert Christianberry Bloxton, Jr., a one-armed man, was found dead in his rental mobile home by his very caring landlady, who searched by phone across the United States for the surname "Bloxton" until she was referred to me by a cousin in West Virginia, and I knew who one of his sons was.
His landlady gathered up the large amount of family photographs and mailed them to his son, which gave his son some closure about his father.
Robert's parents were divorced by the time he was four, and probably earlier than that.
His landlady gathered up the large amount of family photographs and mailed them to his son, which gave his son some closure about his father.
Robert's parents were divorced by the time he was four, and probably earlier than that.
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