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March 28, 2019
Grinnell, Iowa
Ramsey made himself breakfast. Things were moving fast. By the time he had arrived back home from Des Moines the promised signed contract was in his inbox waiting for his signature. He had confidence his lawyer had gotten the terms he asked for, so he gave it a superficial read, mostly interested in who the other party was. It turned out to be a group called the Abilene Friends of Rio Chama de Milagro Shrine. Research showed they were a nonprofit group incorporated in Abilene, Texas. The chairman of the board was a waste disposal businessman named Hiram Beecher. Other members were an assortment of Texas businessmen and of course Myriam. It was Beecher who signed the contract.
After a good night’s sleep, Ramsey was ready to go to work. He started by read
