Betty Salisbury Parham

Some Memories Don't Fade Betty Salisbury Parham

"Memories of long ago, memories that don't fade through time... Susan, now a middle aged woman, returns to the soon-to-be demolished office building in downtown New Orleans where she worked thirty years before. In her mind, Susan can still remember all that happened there: It was 1967 and she was hired at the most prestigious law firm in the Big Easy. In two short months her average life had become twisted with those she worked with. Yes, she remembered it just like it happened yesterday. This book was actually started in 1967 by the mother, Betty Salisbury Parham, and finished in 1997 by her daughter, Pepper Parham Lowery. It's a story of love, laughter, shame, tears, joy and sorrow as Susan revisits old memories and tragedies, then finally, after thirty years, brings closure to her memories of long ago, proving to herself that some memories don't fade."