Grandma and Grandpa created a huge family. Many of us grew up together, meeting at that tiny house every Sunday morning after Sunday school. Others lived far away, but your visits were greatly anticipated and enjoyed. We are spread across the country now, living our lives, raising our own children, some of us enjoying grandchildren. We are all different, but we come from the same roots.
This comes from the York News-Times. Patty's practicing her ballet. :o)
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I was hoping someone still had this.. this has always been one of my favorite pictures.. I remember waiting for the photograher to come and I was standing and practicing posing by my tree..my tree was one of the first to be planted..then all the sudden he started taking pictures and I hauled a$5 to get in the picture!! hahahaha! ;) I made it.. and I remember those corduroy pants like it was yesterday!!
LOL! I never knew your leap was to be in the photo - I just thought you were playing around. :o) I remember this event quite clearly. We all brought home those little stick branches that were baby trees, with nowhere to plant them. Grandma and Grandpa came to the rescue.
I used to have a copy of this News paper picture but I think the mice ate it on the farm, they got some other things to that I was saving. If anyone has the time and a scanner please E-mail me a copy so I can print it off. I would love to have it in my book.
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I was hoping someone still had this.. this has always been one of my favorite pictures.. I remember waiting for the photograher to come and I was standing and practicing posing by my tree..my tree was one of the first to be planted..then all the sudden he started taking pictures and I hauled a$5 to get in the picture!! hahahaha! ;) I made it.. and I remember those corduroy pants like it was yesterday!!
LOL! I never knew your leap was to be in the photo - I just thought you were playing around. :o)
I remember this event quite clearly. We all brought home those little stick branches that were baby trees, with nowhere to plant them. Grandma and Grandpa came to the rescue.
I used to have a copy of this News paper picture but I think the mice ate it on the farm, they got some other things to that I was saving. If anyone has the time and a scanner please E-mail me a copy so I can print it off. I would love to have it in my book.
My Love Aunt Sherry
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