BRYSON

I was born in the fourth generation logger. I started working at the age of six, and at the age of twelve years old, I became a full time chainsaw operator. My dad's passion was Morgan, and Clydesdale horses, and training them. My dad was good at what he did on training them. Besides logging my dad was a bareback rider in his early life. I followed in his footsteps. In 1986 I met my wife Angie, and she had a love for horses, and her Tennessee Walkers. We enjoy out of town rodeos, and to support them. I also had a passion most of my life working with handicap children. After fifty years of logging I retired. One night I had a dream about a Crippled Boy from Montana. The next morning I told my wife Angie that I was going to put that dream in a book. More than three forth of the book is a true story.

The book of the Crippled boy from Montana, is about a boy that was born crippled. He's dad walked out on him when he was three years old, and never looked back. He's dad was a very cruel man, and laughed and mocked his own son. Before he walked out, out of hate, he called him the Crippled boy from Montana. The crippled boy was loved beyond measured by his mom. The crippled boy was raised on his grandpa Ranch in Dillion Montana. The crippled boy and his grandpa raised him. He fought every battle known to man. At the age of eight he set a dream, no man said it can't be done. The crippled boy knocked down every barrow that seemed impossible. At the age of twenty one, he shocked the American rodeos around the world. His dream came true. A year later he found himself at a rodeo while . . .