Quotes About More Gris

“For me, there are only a few things really important in life ... God, family, friends, laughter ... and a good cup of coffee early in the morning with Ed Grisamore's column. I don't know what I enjoy most, the coffee or the columns. I'm afraid I'm hooked on both. Truthfully, there are days I don't have time for the coffee, but I never miss reading Ed Grisamore. What a great talent!’’
– Bruce Goddard, humorist, undertaker and motivational speaker..

“Long ago, I discovered Ed Grisamore’s writing ability on The Macon Telegraph’s sports pages. No reader was more excited than I when his columns began. He’s habit-forming. I should know. I call myself his fan club president.’’
– Skip Korson, journalist and world-traveler.

"Ed Grisamore writes with warmth and flair. He introduces you to colorful, interesting, heroic Middle Georgians. His words paint crisp portraits that make you laugh, cry and want to read aloud to family and friends. The goodness in him recognizes the goodness in others."
– Jeanie Enyart, president and publisher, The Macon Telegraph.

"Ed's adventurous and humorous peeks into people's lives, with their everyday struggles and achievements, leave you feeling like you just finished eating warm cookies and milk -- totally satisfied, yet wanting more.''
- Mark Ballard, artist, author and media personality.

"Ed Grisamore writes powerful Southern prose about the good people of Middle Georgia. He writes of their victories and defeats. No matter the topic, each column is a wonderful 'feel good' tonic and learning experience, as well as an important part of my day.”
- Steve Cohen, Cohen Public Relations

“Ed’s columns are like sitting on the porch on a nice day with a glass of lemonade. It is almost sad when you finish. It reminds me of having to leave my grandparents house as a child. You can't wait till you see them again.’’
- George Fisher, Georgia National Guard.

"Reading Ed Grisamore is a little like getting an invitation to hear a home's most precious memories. You might laugh at these stories, or you might cry. One thing is for certain. You won’t forget them."
– Andy Cook, pastor Shirley Hills Baptist, Warner Robins

“It’s a big world, but Ed always manages to zero in on those special people we would all like to meet. His anecdotes are good for the mind, soul and funny bone. He is introducing us to our Middle Georgia neighbors, one column at a time.’’
– Liz Fabian, anchorwoman, WGXA-TV Macon.

"His words paint pictures that force one to reflect on those things that should have the highest priority in our lives. Words really matter, and no one spins unique Southern yarns better than Ed.''
- Susan Cable, Georgia State Senator

Excerpts:
Last Journey Together
Never Too Old To Kiss Mama