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  • and I guess he told it enough that it embedded itself in my brain to tell again..

    regards,
    JD Bishop
    My dad's name was Andy Bishop, and he was from Elloree, SC. My mother did graduate from Winthrop, so I guess everything worked out. He finished med school and practiced in Holly Hill, SC, for years. The reason why I am sending this is that one of my dad's go-to stories for years was traveling to Winthrop with a guy who was in the banana business,
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    gooddogjudge
    Bunk Price was the man who helped daddy get started. Does that name ring a bell?
    TiltedPaw
    TiltedPaw
    Do you know if your dad had a car during the 1960-1965 at Clemson? I know my father finally got a car in his senior year, but he was driving his family members to appointments in Charleston when he was seven years old.
    And that name sorta rings a bell.. Did your dad live in Johnstone? I am pretty sure that the 1960-65 class was the 1st to live in the tin cans
    This may be a shot in the dark here? But here it goes. My father was also a 1965 biology grad from Clemson. He had a friend whom he would ride to Winthrop College to date girls. His joke was " if you don't eat bananas, my family won't be able to eat." I guess it was funny in the 1960s?
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    gooddogjudge
    Daddy grew up Ft. Motte. I dont know about a car. Yes to Johnstone. They took a VW beetle and carried up a few flights of stairs and drove it in the hallways
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