Iron Maiden - Transylvania (First Japanese Tour)

Because of this coexistence, Presley's grandmother, Minnie May, has become the pillar of the house. The grandson at one time called her "Yurok" after he launched a baseball into her face as a child, and she dodged, bending her head. In the Goethe-Strasse house, Hurok ran the household and maintained family harmony - she has been doing this since she moved to the Presley family in Memphis, after parting with her husband. The old Mississippi peasant woman, who never left home without snuff, not only raised her grandson: in his adolescent years, she served as a counterweight to the harshness of Gladys, showing sensitivity and diplomacy.