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My husband was disabled due to an injury when he was working for the Navy Yard but he didn't let that get him down in any way. Up in the mountains where he had been working he had at times panned for gold. He had a really interesting life. As a child his father was a manager at an oil field in Texas, by the way my husband was born in Texas. They were housed in the Managers house which was like a mansion with a maid and handyman. When my husband was 3 years old his parent separated and then divorced. His mother and he and his sister moved to Oklahoma where his Grandparents were living. His mother after a time found a place for them to live and they had a hard life making ends meet. They moved a lot and because of that I believe my husband always had a wanderlust in him. At 17 he joined the Navy and was sent overseas. After we were married for a time I said why don't we see if we can contact some of your old navy buddies, which we did. We found a few of them and communicated with them until he passed away. He always treated me like a lady and we always had at least 2 large dogs in the time we were married and I have kept on with that tradition.