8 Quotes by Diana Williams

The other wives would ask, 'What's Charlie doing? How is he? I used to say, 'Charlie's asleep.' He was always so calm.

One of the biggest things he learned was the ability to keep your self-confidence, even when somebody was saying you were wrong.

He recognized that it was hard being a black umpire, that there were times that people had nasty racial things to say. But the main thing is that he wanted to do a good job. He loved it.

He should be sentenced for as many years as possible for the mental abuse he inflicted on me and my friend, ... I'm sure there are others out there who would like to see him locked up.

his wife recalled. ''I used to say, 'Charlie's asleep.' He was always so calm.

I think you really need to be communicating with your children, and you have to become technically savvy. I don't think it's an excuse these days to say I don't know how this computer works.

We're trying to take all of this and wrap it up in a package of what they need to look at at home.

it's the best seat in the house, even though you've got to stand.