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Stepping foot through the door at Spencer’s Grill always took you back. The stools and booths were overlaid with memories, one era folded atop another. Somehow, the time that was continued to tick agreeably inside the time that is – a gentle visitation to days gone by. Reflecting on this simpler past indeed warmed the heart, while also seemingly removing any ruts or potholes from memory lane.
One way to get a sense of how a community lives is to look at how it commemorates its people when they die. Once upon a time in America, every small town had at least one family-owned funeral home. Generations of residents shared grief and sought solace in these homes, facilitated by directors who had typically succeeded a father, mother or uncle before them.
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