Fredrick Terry grew up in South Dallas. His mom made him dinner every night, and his father worked at Kroger. He never asked his mom where she got her groceries; it never came up. But now, the semiretired Terry prefers to shop after shifts at his job in North Dallas, rather than near his house in South Dallas. Thankfully, he has reliable transportation, and so it’s not an issue.
The Dallas native, who attended Roosevelt High School for one year before graduating from Hillcrest as part of the generation bused around the city, wants an H-E-B in his neighborhood.
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