He would always tell my son to always respect his culture.

We are all suffering great loss.

He wanted to retire, but he was always thinking of financial obligations. He always wanted my niece to become a doctor so she could help the poor.

I know, 100 percent, that my father is in heaven because of his deeds. How could this happen to my father?

The priests thought they knew what was best for the Indians, but they did not respect Indian culture.

They were unironic enthusiasts for all the mass pleasures the culture offered: television, NASCAR, cruises, Disney World, sports, celebrity gossip, and local politics. Szabo often wished that he could be as well adjusted as Melinda's family, but he would have had to be medicated to pursue her list of pleasures.