Eighty-nine-year-old London Lewis Gore has hardly slowed down.
The World War II veteran still shoots mean weekly games of pool at the Shallotte Senior Center.
He’s still penning poems and prose and recalling memories of growing up poor on an Ash tobacco farm, joining the Army at age 17 and finding adventure overseas serving under Gen. George Patton.
He’s commemorated those memories by publishing his latest book, “Hard Times, War Times, and More Hard Times.”