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Welcome & Thanks For Viewing!
In his book, Lessons
Remembered: Memoirs of an Audacious Country Doctor, Dr. Henry Wayne Poore recalls events from his childhood in Tennessee, from his years
as a physician in Virginia, North Carolina, and Arizona, from his
travels to Alaska, Mexico, Europe and Africa, and from his years as
a cattleman in Arizona, North Carolina, and Virginia.
Dr. Poore’s stories have
attracted listeners for years, possibly from the time he learned to
talk. He is a master story teller. You will laugh and you will cry,
and you will be entertained immensely.
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By Henry Wayne Poore, M.D. |
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Purchase Lessons Remembered locally: |
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Flagstaff, AZ, at Hastings Book Store,
Sagebrush, and the Museum of Northern Arizone
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Oxford, N.C., at the Education/Liturgy Book
Store and the Granville County Museum |
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South Boston, VA, at the South Boston Museum |
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Virgilina, VA, at the Fire Station |
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Doc Poore's
Photo Gallery |
Doc Poore spins a yard about Ruger, the well-traveled goat. |
Always there are laughs a plenty at Doc Poore booksignings. |
Doc Poore's cowboy songs are a big hit with young and old. |
Doc Poore, grandson Zeke Hartmann, and the Back Porch Boys
pick and sing at the 2008 Granville County NC Beef Earth
Roast. |
Doc Poore, Nina Poore, and Matt Poore are honored for the
donation of a bred heifer to the N. C. Cattlemen's
Foundation. |
Doc Poore entertains at the Lawrence Lane House in Gates
County. |
Never can Doc Poore resist looking at good cattle. These are
at Lane Farms near Gates, NC |
The Docs Poore pick and sing at the famous Merlefest
Festival in North Wilkesboro, NC |
Doc Poore spins a
tale at the Duplin County Cattlemen's Association Christmas
dinner. |
Laughter and fun while Dr. Poore entertained at the Duplin
County Cattlemen's Association Christmas celebration. |
Doc Poore's "Ruger" story always
brings great laughs...the Duplin cattlemen are no exception! |
The Poores are honored for their donation of a first calf
heifer and her heifer calf to the North Carolina Cattlemen's
Foundation. |
The Doctors Poore perform on radio station WCOM FM in
Carrboro, N.C. |
Doc Poore pickin' and singin'
in the WCOM studio. |
Doc Poore and son, Dr. Matt Poore, performing at the Open Eye
Cafe, Carrboro, N.C. |
Dr. Matthew Poore, professor of Animal Science at N.C. State
University, singing at the Open Eye Cafe. |
Looking at bulls with Joe Hampton, member of the Board of
Directors of the American Angus Association |
Dr. Poore pickin' and singin' with grandson Zeke Hartmann and
son Dr. Matt Poore at the Granville County (NC) Cattlemen's
Association Beef
Earth Roast. |
Dr. Poore and
Shirley Norris,
long-time Angus breeder at the N. C.
Cattlemen's Conference.
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Telling tales and singing at Ladies Night with the Oxford
United
Methodist Church Men's Club. |
Photo op for fans at
Virgilina Days
in Virginia. |
Dr. Poore, pickin'
and singin'
at the Tar-Rific Book Club |
Dr. Poore, signing
books at
Enon Springs Farm |
Dr. Poore,
visiting with
Tar-Rific Book Club members |
Dr. Poore and
friends at the N. C. Cattlemen's Conference |
Dr. Poore and high
school classmates
at book signing in Bristol, VA |
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Comments by
readers of Lessons Remembered:
“I started reading and sat up until 3 o’clock
until I finished it!”
“It’s the best book I’ve
ever read!”
“I’m starting on my third
reading.”
“Please send me another
book. My nephew is 16 and he needs to read this
book!”
“I haven’t read a book in
15 years and I couldn’t put this one down.”
"I am an avid reader and recognize a treasure
when I see one and this book is just that." |
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