They Buried Charlie Waverly Today (Paperback)

Charlie Waverly. YouA a¬a ve never heard of him. He was too much a common man for fame. A man a little sinfulA a¬awell, a lot sinful when women were involved. A career service man, a lover of women, a manA a¬a s man for the most partA a¬ahe couldnA a¬a t stay faithful to any woman. He died the way he had lived: chasing a skirt. Why he died, no one wanted to determine. How he died, no one cared. His death wasnA a¬a t important; his existence, however, was filled as it was with death in all deathA a¬a s many forms. His funeral brings Charlie to life. Anger, hatred, love, tears, and laughter simmer. PeopleA a¬amen, women and childrenA a¬aremember him and the manner he influenced their own often humdrum existence. Surrounded by those who loved, hated, or were merely indifferent, Charlie is eulogized by one, criticized by a few, and mourned by many before he is laid to rest.