One rarely refers to cabinet making as an art, but those who have spent a lifetime in the trade know it comes as a gift and a talent to be used to add beauty to the home or workplace. At one time in Kilgore, to mention cabinet making was to mention Sam Slaughter. His trade was working with wood and repairing what was broken back to its original look.

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