This is our smoke house that my friend, Marvin ‘Pee Wee’ Rankin, my son and I built a couple years ago. Pee Wee passed away very sudden from cancer last fall. One week he was alive and well and a few weeks later he was gone. After he passed I got a little plaque and dedicated this smokehouse to my good friend and put it up over the door. I am so thankful for my gracious friends. They have taught me so much.
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