The Spirit of Davey Crockett
By Betty Neroni, published Aug 09, 2007
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We watch the movie stars who get in trouble and the sad party girls whose lives revolve around the next drink and we are fascinated because we love to gossip about them until they are just too sad to care about anymore and then we look away. What happened to this country I asked, where is God, where is Thomas Jefferson? For goodness sakes, where is Davey Crockett? Davey Crockett who gave his life so that others could be free from oppression, so that we could pursue happiness and greatness. Davy Crockett a patriot, statesman, pioneer, Congressman, a man who emptied his rifle one cold inclement day at the Alamo and then used it as a club until he died because there were just too many of the enemy all around him. Davey Crockett who choose to be there for others, who spent his life fighting injustice, who decided there was a cause worth dying for and whom, some believe, was even admired by those who murdered him. Where are our Davey Crockett's today? Where are the honorable men who stand up for what they believe, honest men with loving hearts? Can that type of man exist in this world? Where is the spirit of Davey Crockett?
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Takeaways
- What made Davey Crockett a hero?
- What can we each do to make this country great?
- Is this the country our forefather's died for?
Did You Know?
His tombstone reads: "Davey Crockett, Pioneer, Patriot, Soldier, Trapper, Explorer, State Legislator, Congressman, Martyred at The Alamo. 1786 - 1836"
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Posted on 11/10/2007 at 10:11:00 PM