Gregory R Berver
Date & Place:
Not specified or unknown.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Gregory R Berver
Updated Jun 16, 2025
Loading...one moment please
Teresa Winters
13 favorites
10/28/2013
Comments
AncientFaces
382k+ followers 411 favorites
11/15/2019
This "baby boom" photo of a cute toddler from circa 1949 contains elements that only Boomers would recognize!
via Facebook
The orchard barrel, the sandals, broom, cover over real diaper, wood low rocking horse
via Facebook
This kid wasn't exactly living in the lap of luxury. Migrant farm labor? Until about 5 years old, I can remember a LOT of boarding houses, following Dad's various construction jobs. But then I wasn't a Boomer - I'm "Silent Generation", the smallest in the 20th century.
via Facebook
Bob Gaines What is the silent generation, I'm genuinely interested. My brother and sister were baby boomers but I was a surprise who came later so it's complicated. I was raised as a baby boomer but wasn't the right age to actually be one.
via Facebook
Scilla Webb Robison Silent Generation! Roughly speaking, Americans born between January of 1928 and the end of 1945. MUCH smaller generation due to the hardship of Great Depression and World War II.
via Facebook
Just like the silent generation. We were born between gens, and don't really fit in either.
via Facebook
Bob Gaines a hard working generation who pretty much stayed silent
via Facebook
Anyone who throws that phrase around is about 10 fries short of a Happy Meal.
via Facebook
Todd Garrison I was born in 1990. Boomers far precede me in age. It makes no sense to throw around a ridiculous phrase when people like you can’t even pinpoint the correct generation of the person speaking 😂😂😂
via Facebook
Mary Katherine Howard Boomer is a state of mind more than an age group these days.
via Facebook
Caroline Gaston no, it’s the label used for a specific age group. Lots of people who fall into the “Baby Boomer” category do not share the same state of mind...that would be profiling, and to my knowledge profiling is a big no-no nowadays.
via Facebook
I feel like captions like this are written to bait older commenters and are frankly rude to younger ones with an interest in history.
Daniel Pinna
21 followers 657 favorites
11/17/2019
Hey Sarah I'm one of the small team that started AncientFaces 19 years ago and still run it today. Completely understand your sentiment. I am 38 and definitely don't intend to be rude to anyone my age or younger. Thank you for sharing your view tho. We really appreciate it. Just want you to know we don't mean to be rude to anyone. In this PC world it's rather hard to not insult someone anytime we say anything 👊
via Facebook
Daniel J. Pinna "politically correct" is usually just a negative spin on "being kind and considerate of others and treating people not as stereotypes but as individuals". Personally, I don't find this particularly difficult; it just involves thinking about how the people of whom or to whom you are speaking will feel about what you are saying, and if it is negative, whether it is fair, accurate, and necessary.
via Facebook
Daniel J. Pinna it is also important to remember that impact is more important than intent. I appreciate that you do not intend to be rude, but if the impact is unnecessary divisiveness (and don't get me wrong; sometimes one needs to be divisive), then the intent doesn't matter.
Daniel Pinna
21 followers 657 favorites
11/17/2019
We have no control over how one gets impacted by stating a fact.
via Facebook
Daniel J. Pinna I didn't say "okay boomer", so not sure how that's relevant.
via Facebook
Sarah it’s a saying these days. Apparently the boomers and millennials are in a “fight” and gen x is just eating popcorn watching. 🙂
via Facebook
Michelle Cassidy I know that. I'm a millennial. But I didnt say anything that could be construed that way, so not sure why it was even mentioned.
Christina Parks
1 follower 6 favorites
11/16/2019
i hope that's not a bedpan. 🤢
People tagged in this photo
Gregory R Berver was born on November 5, 1947, and died at age 57 years old on January 28, 2005. Gregory Berver was buried at Ft. Bayard National Cemetery
Section G Site 411 200 Camino De Paz, in Fort Bayard, Nm. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Gregory R Berver.
Advertisement
Topic related photos
Popular Photos
These historical photos have generated quite the buzz!
This collection of historical photos has got people talking. These photos - either because of the subject and/or the story - have generated a lot of comments among the community. What do you have to s... 
1940s
The 1940's - a decade of hard work
Coming out of the Great Depression, the world faced another challenge in the 1940's: World War II. Although the war began in the 1930's, it expanded and gained in ferocity (and atrocities) in the 194... 
Advertisement
Followers
Teresa Winters
About me:I haven't shared any details about myself.
Barbara O'Neil
Mystery woman - possibly Eleanor GALLAGHER - nee BENT
Sandra Duncan
About me:I haven't shared any details about myself.
Pat Adams
Our website is called "GEMS From The Past". GEMS is an acronym for the Gillespie, Eperthener, Martin & Skermer families we are researching.
Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
BY ANCESTRY.COM
Find records of Gregory Berver