Life-changing Work: Stories from Former Buffalo Grain Scooper Pat Needham
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PAT NEEDHAM
Buffalo grain scooper and grain ship engineer from Alabama Street
"When we were kids we'd go to Concrete Central – just fields over there, old railroad tracks. And we'd hang out."
Some of Buffalo's grain elevators had already shuttered by the time Pat Needham was a kid, but he worked hauling and scooping grain for decades in Buffalo and around the Great Lakes. A tragic accident down in the hold of a grain ship put an end to his working life. Pat didn't have to tell us what it was like getting pulled out from a ship hold without being able to feel his legs. But he did. Note: This story involves graphic injury descriptions.
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