6 min
GGS - B.T. Harman Good Grit Stories
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If you drive down Heathrow Drive in Florence, Alabama, you’ll eventually arrive at Shoals Christian School, my high school alma mater. Out front there’s a flagpole encircled by twenty-six stone pavers that are the color of sand. Each one is engraved with the name of a student from the school’s first graduating class, the class of 2000. One of those names is “Brett Trapp.” That used to be me.
Words by B.T. Harman
Read by B.T. Harman
Original Theme Music by Kyle Carpenter & Wilder Adkins
Read this story and many more at goodgritmag.com & use the promo code LISTEN to get $10 off your subscription.
If you drive down Heathrow Drive in Florence, Alabama, you’ll eventually arrive at Shoals Christian School, my high school alma mater. Out front there’s a flagpole encircled by twenty-six stone pavers that are the color of sand. Each one is engraved with the name of a student from the school’s first graduating class, the class of 2000. One of those names is “Brett Trapp.” That used to be me.
Words by B.T. Harman
Read by B.T. Harman
Original Theme Music by Kyle Carpenter & Wilder Adkins
Read this story and many more at goodgritmag.com & use the promo code LISTEN to get $10 off your subscription.
6 min