Born: 01-01-1922
Ferrol Sams was an American author and physician known for his vivid storytelling and Southern wit. Born in Fayetteville, Georgia, he drew heavily on his Southern roots and personal experiences to craft his novels. Best known for his "Run with the Horsemen" trilogy, Sams intricately wove themes of Southern culture and coming-of-age. His background in medicine also informed his insightful, compassionate narratives, earning him a dedicated readership.
Life is a race, son. It's a race against time, against circumstances, against the odds. You gotta run with the horsemen.
Family is like a tree. The roots are your ancestors, the trunk is your parents, and the branches are your siblings. You can't forget your roots, son.
Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is to forgive yourself. But until you do, you'll always be carrying that burden.
Life is full of ups and downs, son. It's how you handle them that defines you.
Education is the key that opens the door to a better future. Don't ever take it for granted.
Friendship is a precious gift. Treasure those who stand by you through thick and thin.
Love is a powerful force. It can heal wounds and bring joy to your heart.
Sometimes, the best way to understand the present is to delve into the past. History teaches us valuable lessons.
Dream big, son. Never limit yourself. The sky's the limit.
Life is like a puzzle. Every piece has its place, and when they all come together, a beautiful picture emerges.
Respect is earned, not given. Treat others with kindness and dignity, and you'll earn their respect.
Success is not measured by material possessions, but by the impact you have on others' lives.