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Sam Ford–CMS alum, research affiliate with the Convergence Culture Consortium, and Director of Customer Insights for Peppercom, a PR agency–writes in the Huffington Post about the late Rev. John C. Morris, storyteller extraordinaire:
John didn’t look like most neophyte columnists, though, mostly because of his life experience. He was 101 years old. And, throughout the past few years, this man—who never used a computer a day in his life, as far as I can tell—taught me some valuable lessons about media and about storytelling. When he died a few weeks ago, Morris closed the final chapter on the unlikely story of a man who was surely the world’s oldest newspaper columnist.
