Original sentence: "There was a gentleness and a kinship there ... [A]nd even if he knew you thought differently than he did, that was OK; you could still be his friend.(October 19, 1911–November 12, 1997), best-known as Bob Jones, Jr., was the second president and chancellor of Bob Jones University.In 1938, he married Fannie May Holmes
Edited sentence: "And even if he knew you thought differently than he did, that was OK; you could still be his friend."There was a gentleness and a kinship there," he recalled.(October 19, 1911–November 12, 1997) was the second president and chancellor of Bob Jones University.But he also could display a childlike humility, especially on his many visits to foreign missionaries.In 1938, Bob Jones, Jr.Intimates found him witty and even impish.Jones could be a demanding superior with strong, hyperbolically expressed, views about matters political and religious.married Fannie May Holmes