For the greater part, these pages are merely a conglomeration of the "tragic" experiences and observations of one man. Moreover, a "Sam Who?" An unknown... Who reads words of one unknown? Yet, he finally yielded to many persuasions to relate, in type, his stories based on his experiences (which we all enjoyed in years past). But more than that, he was prompted to explore his idea of a much-perfected world, in which he believed most heartedly, even though most everyone said it bordered on "Utopia." A "Sam Who" - for his sons.