Watson Brass with Philip Smith: Fantasia!
He left school at 14 to join Billy Danter's Funfair, which toured extensively throughout the United Kingdom and also employed his father. His work was a desire to care for others and a calling deeply rooted in his Christian faith. In his medical practice, he was active in serving the needs of deaf persons using American sign language, and he was a physician advisor Phillip John Smith for local emergency medical technicians. When he was a medical resident, he dreamed of volunteering in an African country. In 1992, he took a leave of absence from his practice in Marysville, Washington, and moved his family to the northwest province of Cameroon, where he and Barbara worked for 15 months at Banso Baptist Hospital, homeschooling their daughters. His conviction for murder and prolonged sexual abuse did not stop him from tormenting the family. Smith then led the boy’s mother and brother out of the house at gunpoint, refusing to allow the woman to tend to her dying husband. The boy’s p...