Bernice Hufnagle Herndon has written a very interesting book about her childhood experiences in her grandpa’s Shoe Repair Shop in Fairmount, Indiana. In her nostalgic look at life in the 1950s, she notes that her grandparents, who were both deaf, lived, worked and raised a family in a very productive way. They worked hard and asked for no handouts. They taught by their lives, values that have been passed on to later generations. You will be inspired by a deaf Bible-reading grandma who won awards for productions levels at work, and by a deaf farmer turned shoe repair shop owner. Enjoy reminiscing about simpler times.