Earl and Helen had 6 Children. 3 of 6 pictured here. Douglas. Shannon ane sue..

Couple on left: Celdon and Virginia L. (Ginnie) Dakin-Rudd. Couple on right: Sgt. Arbuckle and wife.

This is a photo of William Perry Shurick added by David Shurick on July 29, 2020.

Robert Bocan "Uncle Bob" with sister Bessie Rybica on his right, Sylvia Trepina far left, Joe Trepina far right and Joseph Trepina Jr. "Chuck" (kid) in the center. c. 1951

Robert Bocan "Uncle Bob" with Joe Trepina and Joan Trepina (child) c. 1937 Los Angeles

Robert J. Bocan "Uncle Bob" c 1968 Burbank CA

This is a photo of Robert John Bocan added by Robert Boyd on July 26, 2020.

Anton & Bessie Rybica ( sitting) with Joan Trepina (child). Unknown couple in back. c. 1936

Sylvia Trepina, Bessie Rybica, Joan Boyd (Trepina) and Jennifer Trepina (Baby). Circa 1974

From Left to Right - Bill Boyd, his wife Joan Boyd (Trepina), Sylvia Trepina, Joe Trepina, Bessie Rybica and Joseph "Chuck" Trepina (Center). Circa 1952

O.H. Lynn Printing Company Burbank CA. Joe Trepina bought this printing company in the late 50's, early 60's from O.H. Lynn and owned and ran it until 1973.

Sylvia Trepina early 1970's.

This is a photo of Joe Trepina circa 1970's.

This is a photo of Bessie Rybica in 1975

Luther Boyd visiting relatives in California.

This is a photo of Robert A Weaver added by Shirley Thomason on July 8, 2020.

Sherri's graduation photo from Schurr High School Class of 1976

Renewal of Wedding Vows Burbank CA

This is a photo of Dorothy (Deitsch) Cervantes added by Debra Long on June 22, 2020.

This is a photo of Dorothy (Deitsch) Cervantes added by Debra Long on June 22, 2020.

Debra, Gary, Dianne, Grandma Frances and Louis Deitsch Grandma Frances Deitsch with grandkids in Los Angeles

A photo of Dianne Marie Cervantes and Gary Michael Cervantes - High School pics

My mom taken on June 1969 San Diego, California

Senior class photo of Duane Sirna taken in 1980 for the Arroyo High school yearbook.

Arroyo High school photo of Duane Sirna taken in 1979.

This is a photo of Mary Minicelli added by Shay Aragon on May 21, 2020. Mary and her husband John H. Minicelli Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk late 1960’s to early 1970’s.

This is a photo of Alfred J Blachek added by Connie Nickloff-Pontius on May 18, 2020.

This is a grainy photo of a pic in my parent's house of Arthur cir. 1910 I know my folks have more pics. I was close to Great-grandpa Vinsonhaler up until his passing. I have a hand axe he was given by his father, too. I miss sitting on his lap hearing stories of yesteryear as well as watching the first space shuttle launch while he told me about seeing the first airplane fly (well, he read about it in the papers in 1903). He was a great man!

This is a photo of Dale Gavette added by James Gavette on May 11, 2020.

This is a photo of James Isaac Reed Sr. added by Jim Reed on May 9, 2020. Automobile is a 1946 or 1947 Nash 600.

This is a photo of Loie Hunt added by Jerri Hunt on May 8, 2020.

Taken October 19, 1938 at Whittier, California

Marked on the back: In my hiking duds. Bottle Peak (or Rock?) Escondido California 12 - 2 - ?

Mark on back shows this was developed in San Diego, CA

Someone and Dorothy A. in Long Beach, California

Developed by a lab in Glendale California

Purchased at Antique Mall. Taken in Los Angeles, California

This is a photo of Curtis F Mcclain 1943 added by Diane Wallace on March 14, 2020.

Born Diana Serra Cary but known in silent films as "Baby Peggy", she was the first big child screen star, earning over a million dollars a year in the early 1920s! From 1921 through 1924, she starred in over 150 short films and some popular features. Then her career (at the ripe old age of 6) crashed and she became a "has been." Her father, Jack Montgomery, moved his family from San Diego to Los Angeles so that he could be a horse-riding stuntman in movies. While visiting her father's set, she was "discovered" by a director (at 19 months old) and put in a short film with Brownie the Wonder Dog. Her father negotiated the same pay for her that he got as a stunt double - $7.50/day - and her career began. She became such a huge star that Gimbel's Dept Store created a doll of her and she appeared onstage with FDR in the 1924 Presidential convention. Unfortunately, while she earned over 1 million dollars a year (and, according to her, was worth $4 million by age 10), her parents didn't save any of her earnings. And, her father wasn't easy to get along with - so she was blackballed from movies. Then a relative absconded with all of her money, leaving the family destitute. She never really returned to Hollywood (silent film stars were considered "has beens") and she eventually became a writer in the 1970s, writing about the old days of Hollywood as well as an autobiography, Whatever Happened to Baby Peggy? . Diana, or Baby Peggy, died on the 24th of February, 2020, at the age of 101. One son and a granddaughter survive her. Her 2nd husband, to whom she was married for 48 years, died in 2003.

A photo of Max E. Stelter and family