A Sumter father and a '55 Chevy Bel Air
Mechanic who credits Crosswell Home for instilling work ethic is inspiring his family’s 5th generation of mechanics
BY BRUCE MILLS
bruce@theitem.com
bruce@theitem.com
Posted 6/16/19
In his youth in the 1950s, Harold Hodge thought it was the "worst place in the world," but now he looks back on Crosswell Home for Children as charting the course for his life.
About two years after his father's death, his mother placed Harold, …
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