Carolyn Whitener

And I meet Carolyn Whitener. I'm 76, soon be 77. She...

And I meet Carolyn Whitener. I'm 76, soon be 77. She...

And I meet Carolyn Whitener. I'm 76, soon be 77. She...

Will you have a beer with me? No, I can't. I'm a diabetic. I can drink a little, but not much. Thank you. And I've got some brownies over here.

Will you have a beer with me? No, I can't. I'm a diabetic. I can drink a little, but not much. Thank you. And I've got some brownies over here.

Will you have a beer with me? No, I can't. I'm a diabetic. I can drink a little, but not much. Thank you. And I've got some brownies over here.

Well, tell me about yourself.

Well, tell me about yourself.

Well, tell me about yourself.

She actually told me, like, up front, she's like, I'm proud of the young women. I have a granddaughter that's 23 or 24.

She actually told me, like, up front, she's like, I'm proud of the young women. I have a granddaughter that's 23 or 24.

She actually told me, like, up front, she's like, I'm proud of the young women. I have a granddaughter that's 23 or 24.

Generation. But see, my name was never tied in with it. It was always Craig's name. So, you know, it wasn't that big a deal.

Generation. But see, my name was never tied in with it. It was always Craig's name. So, you know, it wasn't that big a deal.

Generation. But see, my name was never tied in with it. It was always Craig's name. So, you know, it wasn't that big a deal.

I was an oil field trash. That's what we were called, oil field trash.

I was an oil field trash. That's what we were called, oil field trash.

I was an oil field trash. That's what we were called, oil field trash.

But my dad, he taught all three of us how to weld. He was a welder. How to work on a car.

But my dad, he taught all three of us how to weld. He was a welder. How to work on a car.