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John Pico:
I served with Dave, at the 15th RTS, March AFB, Riverside, CA until he left for Vietnam. He was a great guy and I always wondered what happened to him. If anyone knows how he died, I would appreciate it if they would leave a note. He visited my wife and I before he left and I spent the evening with him discussing his orders. He had a premonition about dying if he went, but said his father, an Air Force colonel, would expect him to go. He was a gentle and caring person and it breaks my heart that he did not have the opportunity to live out his dreams.
Thomas Crockett:
My grandmother - Grandma Marie was my only grandparent still alive when I was a kid. She was ahead of her time and was always ahead in technology and culture. She was always very busy. Even when she went into the nursing home, she had you stay a lil while and then she had cards with the girls, hair apt or bingo. She had 4 children and was an amazing grandmother to me.
She always collected crackers n other candies n give them to us but sometimes they were a bit stale but we loved it anyway
Kathy Pinna:
Raymond Harold Bovee was born on February 23rd, 1923 in Middletown, New York to Harold Marcus Bovee (1902 - 1924) and Emma B. Caskey (1906 - 1954) and he had half-siblings Thelma and Charles Raiola, and one more half sister.
Raymond Bovee married Louise May Harper (1925 - 2008) and they had two sons and seven daughters.
Thomas Aucutt:
Ya, I have a memory.... - If this is the same one, (his appearance and age would be around the time.).. 1989... Livonia, MI. The man is/was a drunk. He almost ended my life by rear ending me in an "accident"...I was 16 at the time. He destroyed my life. Physical and mental problems... If this is/was Angelo's Son, I know of this drunk. 36 yrs later, I have 0 remorse for this b****. Just looking him up cause he can pay for my disability now. Or his family can compensate me more than the petty 16k I got back then for him destroying my body, car, and general life activities. The "man" needs to pay more for what he did.
Bill Shannon:
The love of my life. - Dean was my love for years we both young and full of life crazy about each other .we went on dates to concerts hanging out with friends Dean was a lot of fun we was in love..after we broke up I use to think about him and really miss him.i still do Dean you will never be for gotten you have and always will be the love of my life....love jamie
Frank Willson:
Milan B obrenovitch - Milan was my biological father he and my mother met back in the 70s I entered the world in 73 I have found my half sister melissa who was born in 74 I never got to meet Milan if any of you know Milan or have a Pic or?? I would be forever gratefull thank you sincerely Frank willson
Rita Campbell:
Adelina was my mother - Her preferred name, and stage name while she worked much of her life as a dancer, was Lili. She didn’t like her given name and liked her middle name even less. She was very quiet, modest, and elegant.
She loved to read, garden, discuss books with my father, and she wanted the best in the world for her children. She had a pet canary. When she was a child she lived on a ranch in Arizona with an aunt and had a pet rooster.
She was trained in classical ballet, and was a professional dance team with my God father through the Great Depression era. They called themselves Tavo and Lili. They worked a lot for community events and parties for the very rich, and also regularly as extras for MGM studios. She was a stand-in for Delores del Rio the famous crossover Mexican actress.
Mom had extremely high standards. She always had excellent posture and was very graceful and charming. She was a dancer and my dad was a musician, and so they met in the entertainment field.
He decided to court her, and they got married and she gave birth to my brother, Louis Anthony. My dad went to serve in WWII, did his duty to country, was honorably discharged and after he returned, I came along. She had a bad heart and later in life, dad nursed her with great care and devotion until she passed. He died nine years after her.
Robbreiona Bell:
Rosemary is My Grandmother - Rose Marry, was a strong and loving woman who left behind a legacy through her 11 children, including your mother, Prina, the oldest. Though I lost her at a young age and don’t have many memories, her impact lives on through your family. It’s been a bittersweet moment to come across her picture online, a glimpse into the past that connects me to her in a new way. I’m looking for more photos or information about her and her children or even connecting with extended family members who may have old pictures or stories to share. She may be gone, but her love and presence remain in the lives she touched
Viara Palazova-Radeva:
Hello everyone! My name is Viara. I’m from Bulgaria 🇧🇬. I’m trying to find people, who lived with my uncle Neal Koleshkoff, before his death in 1999…
He was born in Bulgaria in rich family, but he lived and he was a hospital architect in Dearborn Michigan. I hope if someone can help me to find more information about his life and people around him. Thank you 🙏
Kelley Farr:
Daughter - John H Farr is my father. I have so many memories but I will talk about the family reunion house the farr family built when I was young The house was on a lake with a dock, not sure of the exact town or lake but my memory remembers Buda Tx west of Austin. I know Dad had Family that lived in George Town east of Austin. I was so young I slept in the back of Dads truck, that old white truck he kept forever, at the “lake house” I don’t remember ever sleeping in a bed, however I eventually earned a spot inside on the floor. I remember Uncle David, he was the grill master and Aunt Bea and Grandma Farr, eating huge meals, especially breakfast. If you know what I’m talking about it is a good memory and there are not many of those from childhood. This was probably the early 70’s maybe even late 60’s.
Shelley Cardiel:
I have an old studio photograph of Emery Rice DANIELS which was taken at the Swartz studio in Stuart, IA. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1880's with Emery likely in his 60's at the time. He is also identified as "LaVelle's Great Grandfather". Based on limited research I was able to gather the following information regarding Emery and his family:
Emery Rice DANIELS was b. 13 Oct 1822 in Windsor, MA to parents Eliphalet DANIELS (1797-1861) and Amanda RICE (1800-1839) who were married 15 Sept 1821 in Conway, MA. Emery was one of 7 children born to this couple including Emery Rice; William Cullen; Amanda R.; Amond; Charles Franklin; and Eliphalet DANIELS Jr., all born between 1822 and 1832. Emery’s father was married previously and had one additional son, Aviery DANIELS (b. 1819).
Emery married twice, first to Ellen WEAR (1825-1852) on 15 Jun 1848 in Peoria, IL and they had two children including Amanda Ellen DANIELS SHERMAN (1849-1939) and Laura C. DANIELS MURRAY (1852-1938). His second marriage was to Phebe or Pheobe S. STILLMAN (1829-1913) on 3 Mar 1853 in Peoria, IL and they had 8 children including Charles Franklin; Orlando Sherman; Sylvester Joseph; Baby Boy; Adoniram Judson; Leroy Emery; Dexter; and Lovica “Lollie” DANIELS, all born between 1854 and 1868.
Emery died 14 Apr 1902 in Azusa, CA and is buried in the Oakdale Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendora, CA.
I would like to get the photograph to a family member and appreciate you contacting me if you are a member of this family or you know someone who might be.
Thanks,
Shelley
Shelley Cardiel:
tagged Emery Rice Daniels in this photo.