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Joseph Badger:
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Thomas. W Klamo:
Scott is my little brother. One thing that comes to mind is we had an electric fence for my mother's horses. Well my faith grade science teacher for some reason told us in class if you grab an electric fence while holding another person's hand they receive the shock and not you. Give you one guess the first thing that happened when my brother got home from school that day.
Jan Robertson:
John was my baby brother. After John graduated he spent the summer with me in Minneapolis and after he returned to Ivanhoe he would visit me. We had a good relationship. We would go shopping, go to antique stores near Ivanhoe, casino by Pipestone, and just visiting, etc. I would talk to him everyday. I miss John and love him. I wish he was still with us. May God be kind to his soul, RIP.
Armando Oscar Olmos:
Better known as Riley of Boyle Heights East Los Angeles, California; member of Sons of Soul Car Club of So. Ca., and New Wave Car Club of So. Ca. in the late 1960s. Known for his skills in building custom low rider. When Whittier Boulevard was happening weekend cruising in East Los Angeles, CA.
Catherine Ashenfelter-Villane:
Russell S. Ashenfelter, Sr. was my dad. - My dad passed when I was 30 years old. Unfortunately, I didn't know much about my dad. He was serving his country (WWII, Korea, and Vietnam) all of my life up to the age of 17. Dad didn't talk about his childhood or military service. I would give anything to know more about the man he was, his family history, and military experiences.
What I do know from the little time we shared, dad has a since of humor, loved nature, and was a proud man. He loved my sons, leaving them with memories they still recall even though they were 4 and 3 years old.
My dad was intelligent, hardworking, and his penmanship was breath, he was an accomplished reader. He joined the Navy in 1944 or early 1945.
I would love to hear from anyone who can share their knowledge, stories, and events about my dad, (Russell Stanley Ashenfelter, SR.).
Contact Catherine at [contact link] or call (719) 233-5966.
Irene Morato:
She holds my name 💗 - My maiden name is Irene Siriotis. I was born two years after Irene passed. I am first generation American and born and raised across the river from her in the suburbs in New York.
I would love to know more about Irene. Were we related somehow? Not a common last name from my understanding, was she also Greek?
Anyone that knew this Irene please share anything you know.
Thank you. And may she rest in peace and her memory be eternal 🙏🏼☦️💙
Marc Giezen:
To My Beloved Mom
I’ve always heard people say that no love is quite like a mother’s, and now, I understand that truth more than ever. You were my guiding star, the quiet strength in every moment, and the warmth that made everything feel okay—even when it wasn’t.
It’s hard to put into words how much you meant to me, how deeply I miss you, and how much of you still lives on in everything I do. You taught me what love is without saying a word, and now I carry that with me every day, in every choice I make, in every memory I hold close.
I still feel you in the little things: the way the sun feels on my face, the sound of the wind through the trees, or the quiet moments when everything feels still. You are still with me, Mom, in ways I can’t fully explain but will forever believe.
Thank you for being my mother, my protector, my biggest fan, and my best friend. I’ll hold you in my heart for as long as I live.
With all my love,
Marc
Arelative Ofthisperson:
Forever missed - My beloved grandmother, even death has not broken our bond. She sometimes visits me in my dreams, and sometimes when I am sleeping. And yes, there is a difference and yes, I have experienced both. It is a gift. If you think I’m crazy, nobody descended from M. Maureen is completely sane. Her son said she was nuts when she was younger, raising him and his siblings, but she was an amazing grandmother, and I will treasure my memories with her, always. She was not from Princeton- that is where she ended up. She lived in Oradell, NJ the majority of her life.
Ann May:
Dr Dull - Dr Dull was my OB-GYN and delivered my baby in 1967. She was an amazing doctor and very professional but also treated each patient with the greatest care. Very concerned for each of her patients.
I would have continued under her care but I relocated in 1998. Her staff was the best I was only 20 when I became pregnant and her nurse Peggy was a precious motherly type I could not imagine going through my pregnancy without her.
I wish I had known of her illness and her passing. I will always remember her for her gentle nature. I lost my mother when I was 18 and Dr. Dull certainly got me through my most joyous time ever and yet sad because I wish my mother could have been with me.
Dr. Dull you were an angel and still are God bless you now and always you certainly impacted many lives and the Kingdom. God created you for such a time.
I have two beautiful healthy grown daughters and 3 grown grandchildren and I count my blessings everyday.
Fond memories and blessings,
Ann May
John Civick:
A Physician - Paul E. Hoffman was a Colonel in the United States Air Force but he said they gave him that rank but he earned the title of physician. He was a WWII veteran and served his country admirably throughout the years.
He was my supervisor but also a good friend and I learned many things in our conversations.
Laura Craft:
She was the most beautiful woman I ever saw - When I was as a child, I would look up at my mother, at her lush, black hair, her perfect teeth, her flawless complexion, and hope that someday I would be as beautiful as she because I thought she was the most beautiful woman in the world. On the day that she died, just a few days short of age 89, I looked down at her with her lush snow white hair, her perfect teeth, her flawless complexion with no wrinkles And I knew that I have been right. She was the most beautiful woman in the world.
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.