Harold & Wilma Kulackoski, Washington 1950's

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Harold & Wilma Kulackoski, Washington 1950's

Gary Stokes

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09/11/2012

Harold & Wilma Kulackoski, Washington 1950's

This is a picture of Hal (Harold Kulackoski), my stepfather and my mother, Wilma sometime in the 1950's. My sister, Carolyn Stokes, and I lived, the 4, of us in Vancouver, WA. Hal worked at the Day and Night Market in Vancouver as a Butcher.
People in photo include: Harold 'Hal' Kulackoski

Date & Place: circa December 1950 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington United States of America

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Verona Wilma Mann born May 11, 1919

Verona Wilma Mann was born on May 11, 1919. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Verona Wilma Mann.

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