Kansas City Scribe Reviews His Dad

Robert Butler is one of the most talented writers currently working in Kansas City. In this post he crafts a masterful tribute to his late father.

And yes, even the most dedicated keyboard tough guy will tear up when reading this missive with an open mind . . . Checkit:

My Dad: Robert W. Butler Sr., 1921-2020

Most children - the lucky ones, anyway - stand in awe of their fathers. Until I was a teenager I took it for granted that my father, Robert W. Butler Sr., who passed away June 12 at age 98, had the...

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  1. His dad sounds like a great man of the greatest generation. I found myself wanting to read more about the man.

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  2. 98 is a major accomplishment.

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  3. Byron Funkhouser6/15/20, 11:21 AM

    I've never understood father worship.

    Mine was a bitch who thought he had the right to hit me.

    Apparently, he liked to talk about me behind my back & speculate on my sexuality.

    "Greatest Generation" = BULLSHIT

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  4. ^^^ Luckily, it's not about you Byron. This man wrote something great and interesting about his father whereas you have never left even a comment worth reading.

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