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Nadine Reisig-Bullinger:
Brief Life History of Anna E. Fair
Anna E Fair was born on 23 April 1888, in Van Buren Township, Hancock, Ohio, United States. She had at least 1 son and 1 daughter with John Mccool. She lived in Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, United States for about 10 years. She died on 28 June 1952, in Saginaw, Michigan, United States, at the age of 64, and was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, United States.
Richard Murphy:
His Father was also a Dentist. His mother was from PA. Lived in Quincy his entire life.
Was an Officer in the USN, presumably, around WWII. Probably enlisted at Squantum Naval Air Station.
Lawrence held a civilian FAA Pilots License with a sea plane rating.
He had a private dock behind his home in Squantum that he would tie up his Piper Cub on "floats" to the dock.
He had consulted with NASA as a Dentist in the early days of space flight. Nasa wanted to pull all the teeth of the astronauts so that dental issues could not be a distraction on space flights. Dr. Shalit advocated for strong dental hygiene and dental preventive treatment, rather than dental extractions. His arguments won over (to the thanks no doubt of the astronauts.)
Ray L:
A Spirited Young Man Who Died Too Young - A very witty man with a strong personality. He loved his father and mother very much. He lived a fast life which is why he was taken from us at 21. Those who knew him were drawn to him by his humor, his personality that makes you feel a connection, and a loyalty to his friends and family.
Cynthia Raysor:
Felicia is my mother - I am Cynthia Raysor the eldest daughter of Felicia Dionne Mobley Raysor. There are seven of us. Three boys and four girls. My mother’s life was cut short at 32 yrs old due to domestic gun violence. I was there went it occurred at our home. I was only 10 yrs old st the time. My mother was a very hard worker. She had just finished college and she was working three jobs to provide for us. I could go on and on, but it will take a whole book to write out her life story.
Virginia Daire:
Mae was my aunt. She was married to Edward Daire and she had a daughter, Janet. - Interestingly enough, Mae was born the same year as Juliet Low, founder of The Girl Scouts of America. Mae was a girl scout leader. She helped me and my sisters earn our Girl Scout and Brownie Badges. She was the official who "graduated" me from Brownies to Girl Scouts. When Mae was a little girl she thought the smell of vanilla extract was so good that it had to taste good too. So she drank it hidden in a closet in her parents' home. It taste horrid, of course. But I'll never forget her telling me the story. She was a wonderful aunt.
Dana Poplees:
Relative? - I’m looking for my great grandfather’s siblings
Stephen Andrew Poplees.
It seems he changed his name around 1917 when he entered World War I draft
Popolizzo.
It’s pretty horrible how on every document the name is spelled differently
I’m assuming he has some siblings that we don’t know about
Richard Domagalski:
Richard Beyer - Educator in St. Mary's College, Moraga, Ca. Master's Program in Confluent Education. - Brillant man always stretching his thirst for knowledge and his students. He had a Fullbright Scholarship to study in India and was a Trainer for Werner Erhart in EST called the Training for many years. His wife Carol also an Educator together had two sons Neil who was one of my students at Synergy Independent Studies School in Walnut Creek, Ca. The first of its kind in California with many schools to follow and still educating children by building a curriculum around the student. Neil while still in school at age 12 got Cancer and was gone in 3 weeks. Neil was focused on time left and organized his favorite things in life and gave them to his friends while still here. His parents Carol & Richard organized a Celebration of Life for Neal and his follow students & parents lead the way to acknowledge the incredible life and contributions Neal had made and the Difference his life made. This event left an indelible mark on me as an educator and not yet parent in life. Jeff the other son was not interested in education per se but life experiences tugged on him. After Neil passed Jeff took the family BMW 320i car apart in the garage and rebuilt it bolt by bolt. His sense of sound was remarkable as upon completion of rebuilding the entire car. He drove it too Concord BMW Dealership and met with the service manager and owner for several hours and was hired on the spot. Afterwards they paid for him to attend BMW School and graduated top of class and was soon head mechanic for many years to come.
Richard & Carol parted as unfortunately lots of couples do even brilliant conscious one's struggle with loss of a child so deeply loved.
Richard Beyer was drawn to more self-discovery looking for support of losing Neil. He decided living on the land was drawing on him and soon was living on 125 ac in Alder Point, Ca. he bought with partner Richard Evans. A very talented artist who he met and was looking to commune with the land also. In the past I would take my younger son Joel - who I took into the wilderness most of his young life - to visit and he would walk downhill through the very wooded forest about a mile to fish in the Eel River. Of course, coming back was another story.
This man was my Master Teacher when I was getting my Teaching Credential in Secondary Education and afterwards my Master's in Confluent Education. I learned more about life/passion/forgiveness from this exceptional human being. He would always say... Know You Are Loved.
Thank you - Friend
Leila Bensaeid:
My mother and 7 child and war in ìran va iraq and leave my father our a d go with shamsi zendehroudi bensaeid and two daughter mehrnoosh and shiva don't belong my father to maryland washington Dc USa, my dear mom god bless and thanks of all sad and cry for us 7 child ben bensaeid - The day I heard the war started, we were in Abadan. First, Khorramshahr was attacked. When we heard the news of the attack on Khorramshahr, we had no picture of the war at all and did not know what the war was. They said that Iraq has invaded. We had no idea of war in our youth. We thought it was a passing incident and it was over. Local forces repel the attacks and this will end soon. The war started on September 21 1978 and we did not know what war was until the second day of October, when the Abadan education building was bombed! After the attack on Abadan, we just understood the meaning of the war and what happened. It was the second day of October when we realized that the war was real and the war had begun. My mother did not know what to do with her 7 children.
Leila Bensaeid:
🌹گاهی می اندیشم. 🌹 چندان هم مهم نیست . اگر هیچ از دنیا نداشته باشم همین مرا بس که کوچه ای داشته باشم و باران و انسانهایی در زندگیم باشند که زلال تر از باران،هستند! 🌹 انسان بزرگ نمیشود .! جز به وسیله ی فڪرش شریف نمیشود.! جز به واسطه ی رفتارش و قابل احترام نمیگردد.! جز به سبب اعمال نیڪش .! تقدیم به ڪسانی ڪه شایسته ی احترامند🌹🌸🌹 - 🌹گاهی می اندیشم. 🌹
چندان هم مهم نیست .
اگر هیچ از دنیا نداشته باشم
همین مرا بس که کوچه ای داشته
باشم و باران و انسانهایی در
زندگیم باشند که زلال تر از باران،هستند!
🌹
انسان بزرگ نمیشود .!
جز به وسیله ی فڪرش
شریف نمیشود.!
جز به واسطه ی رفتارش
و قابل احترام نمیگردد.!
جز به سبب اعمال نیڪش .!
تقدیم به ڪسانی
ڪه شایسته ی احترامند🌹🌸🌹