Shad Roe

A violent, abusive, alcoholic father dies a slow death. When the end finally arrives, the youngest son begins the process of searching for peace. He was sure it would come when his old man died. Traveling to his father's funeral, the son imagines that it will only be himself and his two older siblings in attendance. After all, who would mourn the death of a human being who brought such suffering to the lives of so many? Arriving at the funeral home, though, the author is surprised at the si...