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A Czebotar:
Joseph was noted for his tall stature - he and his older brother Ben were both well over 6'.
Joseph had 5 children with his first wife Lorrayne whom they raised in Baltimore County, MD. He talked of sharing a trucking company "Joseph A. Czebotar & Sons" with his 4 sons one day although that dream did not materialize. He introduced his children to the water while they were young, including various water sports of crabbing, swimming, boating and waterskiing on a small powerboat (Boston Whaler).
After his first marriage ended in divorce, Joseph remarried and lived in Baltimore, MD with his second wife Mary until they purchased a 100 Acre farm on "Bruce Hill" near Mount Savage, MD in 1972. He enjoyed his farm until his death in 1977.
Kathy Pinna:
Felix Abeyta, who was born on February 17th, 1907 in Trinchera, Colorado married Clorinda Marie (Dominguez) Abeyta on April 17th, 1938 in Trinchera, Coloradoand they had children Lucille Ramona Abeyta , Patricia Josephine (Abeyta) , Linda Emily Abeyta , John Roger Abeyta, Judy Marie Abeyta , and Valerie Looney.
Please note: Felix's headstone - and his World War I draft card say that he was born on February 18th, 1915 and that he died on February 2nd, 1993, which made him 77 years old when he died. His family entered the dates in the heading of his biography page.
He was survived by 27 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
See a memory of Felix left by his grandchild at Memory about Felix Abeyta.
Maria Maio:
I miss you Lew - We met at Warren Tricomi and became fast friends. He always looked out for me, I will never forget when he called me and said “Mariah wants you to come over and do her makeup” I was so nervous ! We worked with her for good while and had so much fun. Definitely one of the highlights of my career. I am so sad he didn’t get to see my daughter grow up to be such a beautiful human.. He would have been so proud and would have been a great uncle to her. We miss you so much it hurts. You were one of my favorite humans.
Michael Terredanio:
John was my father's brother I only stayed with him for a little while in his home and Pearl City but I never forgot him he's one of the kindest people I've ever met in my life can you remind me of my father - He had the coolest smile just always laid back never to worry about nothing a good beautiful wife that cherish them in his later days I was fortunate enough to call him family never forget your it was a pleasure knowing you
Pamela Scharaga:
looking for relatives - My bubble was Lizzie also called Nettie Bendertowicz. her family was from Bialystok, Poland, Lithuania and Wolkowitz Poland (not far from Bialystok) now in Belarus. There was supposed to be a very famous Rabbi in the family and a favorite teacher at the Bialystok Hebrew gymnasium where Yitzak Shamir attended.
Wendy Geiss:
Angelo A. Zollo was my Grandfather - My founders memories of my grandpa were him coming out to our house with my grandma and taking me for a ride to show them how to get to the original Entennmans Bakery factory! He so loved us three grandkids. I was devastated when he passed. I was only 19 years old. I still miss him and my grandma terribly.
Cynthia Lynch:
Clara was my great grandmother on my father's mother side. Grandma lived with us from the time I was 2 until around 6 or 7 years old then she went and lived back at Grandma dorothys house in Ferguson Rd. Ashland ky until she was put in a nursing home in Russel or raceland ky . She was a leg removed from gain green and lied when they went to remove her other leg. Grandma died when I was 7 years old . I think if her everyday. She in buried with our a headstone in rosehill cemetery. Boyd co ky out in the county by a big big tree on left side of hill . My miller family is buried across the walk way from her
B Gaskill:
Sweet Lady Amazing history - Mrs Thayer was an amazing Lady; When I was Seven years old she was my first customer for my garden Care business in 1968. She paid me 3 dollars a day to pull up the weeds in her flower beds. She grew champion Roses that she entered in competitions. Her Late husband was a pioneer i.n the building of the City of Long Beach, he had purchased land that started at the port of Long Beach and went north along the road that later became the 710 freeway. He built warehouses along the route and they prospered. She Was great friends with Mr and Mrs Bixby another of Long Beach City founding families and she used to show me photos of her and the Bixby and Knott's families having picnic's together. That's the Knott's Berry farm founder family. She lived in the house her husband had built for them and she drove the 1961 Rose pink Cadillac her husband bought her until she was unable to drive anymore. She taught me the correct way to maintain a garden and every Saturday for 3 years I worked and learned from that sweet Lady. GOD bless her.
Hattie Singleton:
Memories with my grandparents - Hartley Soule
Is my grandfather
My name was Hattie Anne Topping at birth my name is Hattie Anne Singleton now my brother name is Parker Bennett Topping we call him Benny
I miss my grandparents very much I find myself always looking back at the times I spent with them granddaddy would show me tricks making quarters disappear he showed me how to play games on paper he would take me to his office we're air plans we're hanging from the ceiling I saw pictures of him and important people like the president my grandfather was so smart and Highly intelligent my grandmother Anne Soule called him gus that was his nickname I have a lot of wonderful memories of my grandparents I would stay the night with my grandmother when granddaddy would go out of town
I will write more later
Rosemarie Sweeny:
Aunt Aida - My Aunt Aida was the wife of my Uncle John, my mother’s younger brother, the brother of my Uncles Jim and Paul. The daughter-in-law of my Grandparents, Concetta Maria and Carmelo Bivona. She was the mother of my cousins Eleana Bivona and John Bivona Jr.
She was a beautiful and wise woman. I always cherish that she told me, “Every heart knows its own sorrows.” I realized that we aren’t the only one to know and feel what touches our hearts.
