George Lee

It's been fun growing up in the West End as a kid as an adult. Tell me things like back in the day to the Regal theaters State Theater. We had plenty of restaurants and Lincoln sin and recreation centers and boys clubs. We had it all down there. Okay, so it's been a pleasure. that's me as a teenager, by 17. And that's one of my neighbors friend, my girlfriend's little brother. That photo reminds me of just going to Taft High School, Porter hate school and just having a ball in the West End. You know, we have plenty to do back there. So that's my idea of a good community. me and my sister, raised by a single single father, my mom died at a young age. And He raised us up down here and we will all connect, you know, people live in a course we all connected people look up to one another. What they should know that the Lincoln courts was a great place to live even though the the image of so called hood had it had it had a negative image to it. But that photo reflects that again, we had fun, it was family. And we all slept together. He was one of the few fathers in the course that was raising his kids and I was five my sister was two my mother died. So that was a big thing