Flight over Tintangle: Growing Up in Nevis, Minnesota, a Memoir

“Looking back at the blur that was childhood, some moments seem more tangible than others. Jumping through the haze, shouting my name to a clearer reflection, the sights, smells, and tastes from those short, clear moments served as reference points throughout my life. Childhood memories are filled with human emotions as solid as Dad’s handshake and as comforting as Grandmother’s hug.”Gary and Marsha Wolff, married for 54 years, reside in a log cabin five miles north of Nevis. They raised their three children, Jason, Eric and Sarah, who all attended Nevis public school. Gary taught art there and coached three sports, and Marsha taught English. Jason departed twenty years ago due to muscular dystrophy. Sarah married Erik Speer and Eric married Tara Troge. Marsha and Gary spend many happy days in their art studio with their four grandchildren, Macy, Attly, Ellin and August, throwing clay and breaking plates. Read more