Len and Gregg at the End of
the Pavement
By Janice Boling
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Len and Gregg were regulars at the End of the Pavement.
Len and Gregg were brothers. They were both good looking men with fun personalities.
Len, Adrian, and Gregg
Len was the oldest of the two brothers. They were a close knit family.
Len and Gregg's mom, Maudeen, always welcomed me into her home. She was the hardest working woman that I ever knew.
Maudeen worked full-time at Vogel State Park for many years. She also cleaned churches, did yard work, and kept the house spotless. You could eat off her floors.
Len and Adrian
Len and Adrian loved to spend time at the End of the Pavement.
Lisa and Gregg at the Butternut Creek Festival
It took Gregg awhile but he finally found a good woman. He waited for the right one to come along and she did.
David, Lisa, Deborah, and Len in 1985
David and Lisa were from Hiawassee. Len had friends from all over and he introduced me to most of them.
I spent a lot of time at Len and Deborah's house. They treated me like part of their family.
Len always kept the grill going -- his grilled pork chops and steaks were the best. He did a lot of the cooking at Trout Camp and other parties.
Len was a handsome fellow.
He had a dark complexion and nice eyes.
Deborah, Len, and Adrian
Len, Deborah, and Adrian were a big part of my life. I watched Adrian grow up. He was a really neat kid.
Now Adrian is a fine young man making a name for himself as a chef in the Atlanta restaurant scene.
Visit Deborah's page for more pictures of her family.
Rusty and Annette in 1988
I met Rusty at Len's house. He was a regular at the End of the Pavement for a while.