Ronnie, you’re a beauty. Thanks for talking!

Andrea is my second cousin once removed and I don't believe we have ever met but I have so many pictures of her and Blanche as children and young women, as well as her parents, and grandparents, because my paternal grandmother was related to Andrea's mother and so my grandparents spent time with them all in Deland. My grandmother was the granddaughter of W.D. Heebner, as was Andrea's mother, Betty. What a joy it was to find this video and get to hear her talk about people I heard about when I was growing up. I'd love to find a way to get in touch with her online and share some of the pictures I have with her!

Thank you, Wilma. I could listen to you all day.

Thank you Mrs. Cusack, for telling your story. It’s an important story, for our history-the history of the United States.

A Black man assaulted a white woman (coincidentally when her husband went out of town)- and while her three children were asleep? Either this is made up or she was having an affair with this Black man-

It really bothers me when people don't bother to do the real research about the history of a topic before they spew whatever garbage and misinform the public. Must be republicans.

Wow! Absolutely fantastic to watch.

Wow! I’m going to buy his book history of Florida through black eyes

It was a joy interviewing Ronnie. I hope many people watch this. Ronnie's attitude is exemplary.

Chuck is so awesome!! I love seeing him support us with DeLand Pride and many of our activities. The kindest soul who has been so involved with DeLand.

I mean whipped peter, I'm sure that there was a whipped John, James,tom,...........

All of the lynchings and massacred people is American history!!!! As much as Paul Revere, Daniel Boone, Davie crocket! Why remember the alemo and not crispus atucks, or whipped John?

It is their responsibility to share the wealth,and privilege of what what made America great on the backs of blacks and native people, for the free land and free labor 💪🏿

Great interview neighbor! Thank you for your forthrightness in your sharing.

Thank you for sharing sir!

Wow I grew up in south Miami and never knew of this. I attended Miami South Ridge then going away for college. Thank you so much Professor Dunn.

Love it!

Awesome interview Andy! 👍🏽

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Great interview. Thanks for posting.

What a wonderful interview. It was my pleasure & honor to have grown up with Richard in DeLand and so proud to be able to have called him "friend". Many wonderful memories.

I have a Hoosier cabinet cuz I lived in studios for so many years. Having a Hoosier cabinet was a godsend. I still use it as an antique style desk in my home office. It’s sort of a cabinet for my printer and office supplies but also where I have my electric kettle snd tea and snacks. So it’s my break room. Lol.

Hi, what should I expect to pay for a hoosier cabinet.

Wish I would have seen this notice earlier, I would have gotten on. Watching now though. 😊 Thank you!

Hi. I'm looking for a company/person that can clean and make my flour and sugar bin usable. They are solid with no holes but rust inside. I'm in Orlando. Any suggestions? Thank you.

I'm so proud of my daddy!! ❤️

Good interview!

I have my Grandfather's Hoosier cabinet! 1928 there is a return slip on the bottom of counter August 1928 all original with spice jars! I love love mine! With stencil. Never painted!

Thank you for this, I’ve been trying to figure out some details on my own Hoosier cabinet and what they are for. Thank you, thank you!

This was just marvelous. Mary T was spot on for that era. Loved Kemps..

This is quite interesting!! My parents had a business in Lake Helen, manufacturing wooden lawn furniture. One of our customers was Mather Furniture :^)Thank you for recording this info...it was fun to see you and have you tell your story!JMB

I loved your video, T! I grew up in that neighborhood for awhile too. It was neat to hear you talk about what it was like when you were a kid!