The Arcadian Life In Springfield

The Rosamond and Benton families should be declared National Treasures. https://rosamondpress.com/2018/10/28/royal-rosamonds-gem-publishing/

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Ken Kesey was inspired by his grandmother’s tales from the Ozarks. Springfield has honored him with a mural.

Ed Fadeley – A Man From Missouri

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“Family lore is that Ed Fadeley was born in the kitchen of the family’s home in rural Missouri on Dec. 13, 1929 — a Friday the 13th and just two months after the Great Depression crash.”

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Ed and Darian chose the Arcadian life. I had been out at their farm in Creswell. When Ed and I found ourselves by ourselves, we bragged about our Ozark roots. Mr. Fadeley was born there, on his folks kitchen table. My grandfather wrote books about the Ozarks. He may have met the artist, Thomas Hart Benton, whose great uncle was the administrator of the Oregon Territory. Otto Rayburn knew the Bentons. It was destiny that a Benton would marry a Rosamond. My ex-brother-law…

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