[Darlin']

"Joe LeFevers, a member of the 187th in 1972, said he remembers seeing Bush in unit offices and being told that Bush was in Montgomery to work on Blount's campaign. "I was going in the orderly room over there one day, and they said, `This is Lt. Bush,'" LeFevers said Tuesday. "They pointed him out to me ... the reason I remember it is because I associate him with Red Blount." Red Blount's son, Winton Blount III, said Bush was the campaign's deputy manager and spent a lot of time in Birmingham and north Alabama. "He was a very active part of that campaign," said Blount. "And as my aunt said, she hoped people would act as nice in other people's homes as he did."

Hon, thank you so much for all of your hard work on this story. You've been on top of it from the start. :)

In additon to fulfilling his Guard committment, young Lt Bush worked hard in the campaign and charmed the good folks in Alabama with his lovely manners. hehe. Ain't life suh-weet ?

[Lady In Blue]

Another witness ping!

[Alberta's Child]

. . . young Lt Bush worked hard in the campaign and charmed the good folks in Alabama with his lovely manners.

I know a few people who have had the opportunity to meet Bush personally at various times throughout his adult life, and though these people come from all points of the political spectrum, they all agree on one thing -- George W. Bush is one of the most easy-going, likeable people they've ever met.