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My Neighbor, Friend, and Role Model | The Savannah Tribune

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I have known Otis Johnson since 1952 at the Paulsen Street School. As a first-grader, I would watch Otis from a distance. He was tall and slender. The thing that impressed me was the confidence in his stride and the look of determination on his face. Paulsen Street School was overly crowded and run down. The look of focus on … Continue reading "My Neighbor, Friend, and Role Model"

Source: The Savannah Tribune

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