His dad was a ___, mom was a ___

Both of his brothers died ____ in _______

Mother died of ____ when O.Henry was ____ years old

His father was very ____ and ______, rarely ____ his patients

Finances began to go down, and his father began to ____

O.Henry later moved to his ____ house/farm

O.Henry's aunt was his _____, ______, and ______ figure

His first job was a ____ at his uncle's store

He drew _____ of his store customers

He had a persistent ___, moved to ____ for drier air

Found ___ in everyday life

How old was O.Henry when he moved to Texas?

Eventually he became a ___________

Wrote _____ stories while working various jobs

Married _____ and had a _____

Began working as a bank teller, and wrote a ____ magazine about himself

In ___, they did a bank check that revealed ___, so O.Henry went to ___, but then went back to face ________

During his embezzlement, his wife died from ______

In ____, he was found guilty from stealing money and spend 3/5 years to a _____ prison. He also began writing from the name "O.Henry", because no one would buy content from a criminal.

After O.Henry was released from prison, he moved to ____

He wrote stories filled with ___ and having ____ endings

Health was _____ after he moved to New York, and he began to ____

Second marriage: childhood sweetheart __________

He was stressed to keep up with _______ (as a writer)

Sarah left O.Henry due to _____

In ____, O.Henry died of ____, _____ and __________

He was _____ years old when he died. His ______ is buried with him in ________, North Carolina

Public did not know of his real identity until after his _____

Historians are ____ of the pen name "O.Henry"

All of his stories have _____ endings

His grave is often covered in _____