Betterstein Wade

I had three kids. The Tanya, she was very smart. She was always smart. She was one of my smartest kids.

I had three kids. The Tanya, she was very smart. She was always smart. She was one of my smartest kids.

And Amalia, Amalia was just such a pretty little girl. She just was pretty, and she was just outgoing. And Dexter, he was the same way. Dexter loved to talk to everybody. Dexter just had himself a ball. He always loved talking to older people. He was just a person that loved the older people. Then he loved, like, playing games. You know, they was offering all them games and computers.

And Amalia, Amalia was just such a pretty little girl. She just was pretty, and she was just outgoing. And Dexter, he was the same way. Dexter loved to talk to everybody. Dexter just had himself a ball. He always loved talking to older people. He was just a person that loved the older people. Then he loved, like, playing games. You know, they was offering all them games and computers.

Dexter was real smart on the computer. He used to love his teacher. He used to say, I'll let him run my class in the computer because he's just so good at it. He just know everything to do. So he loved the computers.

Dexter was real smart on the computer. He used to love his teacher. He used to say, I'll let him run my class in the computer because he's just so good at it. He just know everything to do. So he loved the computers.

Well, what was going on in my life, I was sort of trying to, you know, have me a career and trying to have money so we could help with my mom and help my mom do things. And we always tried to help the family as much as we can. So we just stuck together and just tried to make money and tried to make our family be better, try to make the next generation be better. That was our thing always.

Well, what was going on in my life, I was sort of trying to, you know, have me a career and trying to have money so we could help with my mom and help my mom do things. And we always tried to help the family as much as we can. So we just stuck together and just tried to make money and tried to make our family be better, try to make the next generation be better. That was our thing always.

Every generation needs to be better than... The first generation, the next generation, every generation we had, we tried to make them better.

Every generation needs to be better than... The first generation, the next generation, every generation we had, we tried to make them better.

As he got older, you know, up in his teens, 15, 16, you know, he got, you know, with a bunch of little boys, and they started doing things all from home. Then he started staying out from home. And, you know, the parents would be trying to find him about half of the time. I couldn't find him because I didn't, you know, actually know where he would be because he had friends that I didn't know.

As he got older, you know, up in his teens, 15, 16, you know, he got, you know, with a bunch of little boys, and they started doing things all from home. Then he started staying out from home. And, you know, the parents would be trying to find him about half of the time. I couldn't find him because I didn't, you know, actually know where he would be because he had friends that I didn't know.

And so it was hard, but he always called. He always called and said, Mom, I'm so-and-so-and-so. He always let me know where he were. He never did go off and just not let me know where he were.

And so it was hard, but he always called. He always called and said, Mom, I'm so-and-so-and-so. He always let me know where he were. He never did go off and just not let me know where he were.

He got mixed up with a little group of young men, and they say he robbed someone. He went on and he served a time, you know, spending six. He spent six years in jail, and he got out, and, you know, he was trying to live as best as he could.

He got mixed up with a little group of young men, and they say he robbed someone. He went on and he served a time, you know, spending six. He spent six years in jail, and he got out, and, you know, he was trying to live as best as he could.

Dexter was good as a father. Dexter's kids, when they come there, he just loved to just lay in their bed and talk to them and stuff. And, you know, he was always good to his kids. Anything he had, I didn't care if he didn't get a hotel or nothing, but $10, he was going to give each one of them $5 a piece.

Dexter was good as a father. Dexter's kids, when they come there, he just loved to just lay in their bed and talk to them and stuff. And, you know, he was always good to his kids. Anything he had, I didn't care if he didn't get a hotel or nothing, but $10, he was going to give each one of them $5 a piece.

Yeah, a prison affected Dixon bad. And I started taking him to mental health. We was trying to get help for him. And they finally got him connected with the mental health and got him to go into mental health. And he struggled for a while. He struggled with that for a while. And... So he had started going, taking his medicine.

Yeah, a prison affected Dixon bad. And I started taking him to mental health. We was trying to get help for him. And they finally got him connected with the mental health and got him to go into mental health. And he struggled for a while. He struggled with that for a while. And... So he had started going, taking his medicine.