:06:02
"At times children could not afford
eyeglasses or milk or clothing.
:06:07
"Yet no child was ever denied
these essentials...
:06:10
"...because, in the background,
there was always Dr. Graham.
:06:13
"Without any fanfare or publicity,
the glasses or the milk...
:06:18
"...or the ticket to the ball game
found their way into the child's pocket."
:06:23
-You wrote that.
-The day he died.
:06:26
Can I see that?
:06:28
-You're a good writer.
-So are you.
:06:37
Something's missing.
:06:41
He sounds like he was a wonderful man.
:06:45
Half the towns in North America
have a Doc Graham.
:06:48
Why do we have to travel halfway
across the country to find this one...
:06:52
...sixteen years after he died?
:06:55
There's got to be more.
:07:03
What else?
:07:05
He always wore an overcoat...
:07:07
...he had white hair,
and he always carried an umbrella.
:07:12
What was the umbrella for?
:07:13
I think it got to be a habit,
something to hang on to.
:07:17
If you asked him, he said he used it
to beat away his lady admirers.
:07:21
Tell me about his wife.
:07:23
Alicia.
:07:26
She moved to South Carolina
after Doc passed.
:07:31
She passed a couple years later.
:07:35
She always wore blue.
:07:38
The shopkeepers in town
would stock blue hats...
:07:43
...because they knew if Doc walked by,
he'd buy one.
:07:49
When they cleaned out his office...
:07:52
...they found boxes of blue hats...
:07:57
...that he never got around to give her.