means were used to get a job done. Gerald, Earl and Elmer once bought 
     
     a glider rocker from Callbeck’s store in Central Bedeque, brought it 
     
     home, took it apart, made a copy of each part, put it back together and 
     
     returned the rocker. They proceeded to make a number of copies from 
     
     the prototype, some of which still eXist. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Keefe’s were loyal and hard—working. Life on the farm meant 
     
     unremitting hard work and sacrifice. The family was raised through two 
     
     great wars, a depression, numerous setbacks and tragedies. Yet, they 
     
     remained confident in their faith and supportive of one another. 
     
    
   
   
    
     58 KATHLEEN MURPHY, MAITRIARC