Comments by "Leonce Boudreaux" (@leonceboudreauxwolf) on "The Appalachian Storyteller" channel.

  1. Wow ! Some serious stuff. Thank you for sharing this. Good or bad, men were men in those days and took action. What a difference today.
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  2. What an honor that was to meet Sgt. Alvin York's gr-grandson ! And that is some beautiful country in that area. Used to live just over the mountain from Cades Cove, Cherokee, N.C. Miss those mountains. 😊
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  3. A SUPER Thanks for posting this story. There's been some real characters coming throughout the the Blue Ridge, Smoky, and Appalachian Mountains. Strong people.
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  4. 😂😂..This guy Otto Wood..lmbo..even as a kid he had that Rebel Spirit..this had me cracking up ! "Me ? I ain't never been a quitter.." Hound dogs chasing the rabbit but that rabbit is too doggone fast..😂😂 This is one of the best...thank you. I really needed that laugh. Don't care what he did, I love this boy's spirit . 👍🏽👍🏽 Sad how he ended up though..still fighting to the end. RIP Otto.
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  5. Sgt. Alvin York, man of peace but formidable in war. I first became aware of his name in the movie "Sergeant York" with Gary Cooper portraying him. They never taught us of this history. Thank you Appalachian Storyteller. This gets more into him being a man of faith, yearned for peace, but put in the violence, gore , mud and blood, of war. Yet, this man of faith and honor, rose up did what had to to be done. I have so much respect for Sgt. Alvin York. I learned much more in this video about his story. You got me Appalachian Storyteller, yours is the only channel I've joined to support, at a low level, but my income is very low too! 😂 Brother, you have a talent in this field that I admire. Blessings to you from a Métis (Native & White..Halfblood. ) brother. Keep it going.
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  6.  @TheAppalachianStoryteller  You're welcome my friend. Enjoyed the story very much.
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  7. Just FYI, don't know if this may be relevant to you a or not but there are some Goins among the Lumbee Indians and some (I think, not sure, been a long time ago) among the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in Cherokee, N C.
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  8. Sgt. Alvin York, man of peace but formidable in war. I first became aware of his name in the movie "Sergeant York" with Gary Cooper portraying him. They never taught us of this history. Thank you Appalachian Storyteller. This gets more into him being a man of faith, yearned for peace, but put in the violence, gore , mud and blood, of war. Yet, this man of faith and honor, rose up did what had to to be done. I have so much respect for Sgt. Alvin York. I learned much more in this video about his story. You got me Appalachian Storyteller, yours is the only channel I've joined to support, at a low level, but my income is very low too! 😂 Brother, you have a talent in this field that I admire. Blessings to you from a Métis (Native & White..Halfblood. ) brother. Keep it going.
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  9. You're very welcome friend. We enjoy your accounts.
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  10. ​ @sanderson9338 Where are you from ?
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  11. ​ @sanderson9338 You don't understand or respect our culture, this ain't Scotland and you're a disrespectful, self righteous dude.
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  12. Delightful young men ? Murdering women, children and babies ? Murdering people who gave them hospitality ? Yeah, they were "delightful" alright. The story was told very well though, and like someone said , history, good or bad is still history and shouldn't be cancelled out. Many thanks to the Appalachian Storyteller for it..
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  13. ​ @munchiemac2895 I worked for two brothers, nephews of Al Capone in Saratoga Springs, NY. They showed me family pictures with Al in them. Interesting family also.
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