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Ft. Richardson, Alaska 1963 and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Loyde C. Anderson, jr.
Rose Ella Autrey Anderson
Cynthia (Cindy) Anderson-Barnett
Sandra (Sandy) Gail Anderson-Fletcher
We lived in Alaska nearly six years and here we are harvesting root veges from the community garden on Ft. Richardson, Alaska. I enjoyed gardening and roughing it in the woods pretending to be part of the Lewis & Clark explorers or Daniel Boone.
We buried a cross in a box by our our base housing and left a note in case anyone found it, if and when there was an atomic blast that would destroy our living quarters and anything else standing in the way. Watching an atomic bomb testing documentary on TV really was a wake-up call for a young 4th grader. I prayed every night for peace.
Loyde C. Anderson, jr.
Rose Ella Autrey Anderson
Cynthia (Cindy) Anderson-Barnett
Sandra (Sandy) Gail Anderson-Fletcher
We lived in Alaska nearly six years and here we are harvesting root veges from the community garden on Ft. Richardson, Alaska. I enjoyed gardening and roughing it in the woods pretending to be part of the Lewis & Clark explorers or Daniel Boone.
We buried a cross in a box by our our base housing and left a note in case anyone found it, if and when there was an atomic blast that would destroy our living quarters and anything else standing in the way. Watching an atomic bomb testing documentary on TV really was a wake-up call for a young 4th grader. I prayed every night for peace.
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Ft. Richardson, Alaska 1960-65
Sandy I’d on the far left, then Cindy, mom, Rose and Loyde Jr.
We had gone to the garden plot on Ft. Richardson, Alaska to check the veges and returned with a bumper crop of root veges.
I loved working in the garden and learned a great deal about vege freezing, canning jellies, and jams. We did not have a canner until we returned to Texas, where mom taught me everything I needed to know about canning safety, as well as cleanliness when canning.
Those 5 plus years were the best years of my childhood and still miss Alaska
We camped in a Comanche tent trailer during the Fall, Winter, Spring and summer. Mom made the BEST sourdough pancakes with homemade blueberry syrup.
We had gone to the garden plot on Ft. Richardson, Alaska to check the veges and returned with a bumper crop of root veges.
I loved working in the garden and learned a great deal about vege freezing, canning jellies, and jams. We did not have a canner until we returned to Texas, where mom taught me everything I needed to know about canning safety, as well as cleanliness when canning.
Those 5 plus years were the best years of my childhood and still miss Alaska
We camped in a Comanche tent trailer during the Fall, Winter, Spring and summer. Mom made the BEST sourdough pancakes with homemade blueberry syrup.
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Harvesting veges to help supplement our meals. Best tasting veges we ever had!
Sandy, Cindy, Mom and Loyde gathering veges from our “summer” garden Ft. Richardson Army Post; Anchorage, Alaska, 1964
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Ft. Richardson, Alaska 1963 and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
R to L
Loyde C. Anderson, jr.
Rose Ella Autrey Anderson
Cynthia (Cindy) Anderson-Barnett
Sandra (Sandy) Gail Anderson-Fletcher
We lived in Alaska nearly six years and here we are harvesting root veges from the community garden on Ft. Richardson, Alaska. I enjoyed gardening and roughing it in the woods pretending to be part of the Lewis & Clark explorers or Daniel Boone.
We buried a cross in a box by our our base housing and left a note in case anyone found it, if and when there was an atomic blast that would destroy our living quarters and anything else standing in the way. Watching an atomic bomb testing documentary on TV really was a wake-up call for a young 4th grader. I prayed every night for peace.
Loyde C. Anderson, jr.
Rose Ella Autrey Anderson
Cynthia (Cindy) Anderson-Barnett
Sandra (Sandy) Gail Anderson-Fletcher
We lived in Alaska nearly six years and here we are harvesting root veges from the community garden on Ft. Richardson, Alaska. I enjoyed gardening and roughing it in the woods pretending to be part of the Lewis & Clark explorers or Daniel Boone.
We buried a cross in a box by our our base housing and left a note in case anyone found it, if and when there was an atomic blast that would destroy our living quarters and anything else standing in the way. Watching an atomic bomb testing documentary on TV really was a wake-up call for a young 4th grader. I prayed every night for peace.
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Ft. Richardson, Alaska 1960-65
Sandy I’d on the far left, then Cindy, mom, Rose and Loyde Jr.
We had gone to the garden plot on Ft. Richardson, Alaska to check the veges and returned with a bumper crop of root veges.
I loved working in the garden and learned a great deal about vege freezing, canning jellies, and jams. We did not have a canner until we returned to Texas, where mom taught me everything I needed to know about canning safety, as well as cleanliness when canning.
Those 5 plus years were the best years of my childhood and still miss Alaska
We camped in a Comanche tent trailer during the Fall, Winter, Spring and summer. Mom made the BEST sourdough pancakes with homemade blueberry syrup.
We had gone to the garden plot on Ft. Richardson, Alaska to check the veges and returned with a bumper crop of root veges.
I loved working in the garden and learned a great deal about vege freezing, canning jellies, and jams. We did not have a canner until we returned to Texas, where mom taught me everything I needed to know about canning safety, as well as cleanliness when canning.
Those 5 plus years were the best years of my childhood and still miss Alaska
We camped in a Comanche tent trailer during the Fall, Winter, Spring and summer. Mom made the BEST sourdough pancakes with homemade blueberry syrup.
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Harvesting veges to help supplement our meals. Best tasting veges we ever had!
Sandy, Cindy, Mom and Loyde gathering veges from our “summer” garden Ft. Richardson Army Post; Anchorage, Alaska, 1964
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Loyde lives on the East Coast. He is married and has an adopted daughter, Heather.Loyde lived at Arlington, W. Virginia
Loyde C. Anderson quit school during WWII and joined the Army Air Corp at age 17, before he was of legal age. He wanted to fly and when the USAF was formed, Andy switched his career to the USAF and served 28 years. His military career included Korean War, Cuban Missile Crisis while stationed to Elmendorf AFB in Alaska, from 1960-65.
After returning stateside, he was again assigned to an OOC assignment to Ankara, Turkey, until we were evacuated out when the country went radical Islam. It was a most frightening experience for our family.
Dad served proudly in the Army Air Corp during the Korean War and retired after serving 29 honorable years in the USAF.
Dad served proudly in the Army Air Corp during the Korean War and retired after serving 29 honorable years in the USAF.
Harvey Banks of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH was born on April 9, 1939, and died at age 61 years old on January 24, 2001.
Myrtle M Banks of Baltimore, Baltimore City County, MD was born on August 4, 1915, and was the mother of Rose Ella (Autrey) Anderson and Harvey Banks. Myrtle Banks died at age 70 years old on March 3, 1986.
Cynthia Kay (Anderson) Barnett was born on March 8, 1953 to Rose Ella (Autrey) Anderson and Loyde Clyde Anderson, Sr., and has siblings Sandra G. (Anderson) Fletcher and Loyde Clyde Anderson, Jr.. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Cynthia Kay (Anderson) Barnett.
Rose Ella (Autrey) Anderson of Wichita Falls, Wichita County, Texas United States was born circa December 14, 1936 at Maud, Texas to Myrtle M Banks. Rose Anderson had a brother Harvey Banks. She married Rinny L. Fletcher on December 10, 1984 in Grayson County, TX. They had children Cynthia Kay (Anderson) Barnett and Sandra G. (Anderson) Fletcher. She also married Loyde Clyde Anderson, Sr., and they had children Cynthia Kay (Anderson) Barnett, Loyde Clyde Anderson, Jr., and Sandra G. (Anderson) Fletcher. Rose Anderson died at age 44 years old on December 15, 1980.
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