Marie Garza

Albert L. Phipps, sitting on front porch in Muncie, Indiana, at the home where he lived . Hoyt ave. in 1953

A photo of Great grandparents Jan Kloosterman and his wife Jannetje Slabbekoorn, wearing traditional Dutch, Zeeland (Zuid Beveland) costume. 50th wedding anniversary.

A photo of Katalin Schwarcz in Hungary. Katalin was only 4 when she was sadly murdered at Auschwitz Birkenau in June 1944

Sewing class at work. A photo of Ilona Citron (Eherenreich) (standing in the middle) holding a sewing class at home. on her left, her sister Ana Eherenreich, on here very far left, their mother Flora Lubeck (Eherenreich), on her right, here baby doubter Irma. The ladies of the family
People in photo include: Ilona (Ehrenreich) Citron, Flora (Lubeck) Ehrenreich, and Irma Ehrenreich

A photo of Luke Perry, born Coy Luther Perry III in Mansfield, OH on October 11, 1966. His father was a steelworker and his mother was a homemaker.

He said that he auditioned for 256 jobs before getting his first acting job on soaps - one episode on "Loving" and 10 episodes on "Another World". He also appeared in a music video for Twisted Sister.

From 1990 - 1994, he starred as Dylan McKay on "Beverley Hills, 90210" - his breakout and perhaps best known role - and became a teen heartthrob. At one autograph session, 10,000 girls created a riot and he was forced to leave after 90 seconds!

Leaving "90210" in 1995 because he wanted "more mature roles,” Luke worked in a number of films before returning to the series in 1998 - 2000. For the remainder of his career he worked in films, tv, and stage. In 2017, he took the role of Fred Andrews on the tv series "Riverdale."

Personal life: Luke was married to Rachel Sharp from 1993 - 2003. They had two children. (Their son Jack is a professional wrestler.) On February 27, 2019 Luke had a massive stroke and died days later, at age 52, from complications due to the stroke.

Photo of a young boy from Henderson Kentucky. It looks as though the photographer was T.W.M. or William Buell who was located on Second Street between Main and River in Henderson Kentucky.

Photo found in an antique shop in Bellingham Washington.

Who is this young boy?