Geraldine Martin
c. 1928 |
Let’s take a look back at your life and toast you on your birthday!
I just discovered this picture in my computer – I’m not sure how I got it because I don’t remember seeing the original. But here you are with your grandmother, Francis Maria Brooks Martin, and your parents.
Back row: Unknown, Earle Martin, Clara Fitzgerald Martin, Unknown
Front row: Unknown, Francis Brooks Martin, Geraldine Martin c. 1930 |
I love this picture – you look so happy!
Geraldine Martin
c. 1931-1932 |
Geraldine Martin
1945 |
And this is the girl Dad fell in love with!
Geraldine Martin
c. 1949 |
And I know this was one of the happiest days of your life – your wedding day. You were a beautiful bride!
Gordon Levy and Geraldine Martin
September 3, 1950 |
Geraldine Martin Levy
1960 |
And look at us with your other grandmother, Mabel Viola McAboy Fitzgerald.
Clara Fitzgerald Martin Hunter, Geraldine Martin Levy, Clara McAboy Fitzgerald
Carolyn Levy and me! c. 1960 |
50 years of marriage – what an amazing feat! We loved being with you to celebrate that momentous occasion.
Gordon Levy and Geraldine Martin Levy
Golden Wedding Anniversary September 3, 2000 |
We had such a wonderful vacation in Kauai with you in 2012 and were happy we could celebrate your 84th birthday with you. Little did we know that would be the last time we would all be together or that it would be your last birthday. I’m so thankful we had that time together!
Here’s to you, Mom – cheers!!!
Your mom looks like she was a very happy person, Debi. I'm sure you miss her lots. Happy Birthday to her!
ReplyDeleteI love that baby picture -- look at those soft leather shoes. She didn't have that big smile that characterized her later photos, but what a smile she grew into.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tribute to your mom! And your pictures of her are wonderful.
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Have a wonderful weekend!
Great post! This tugs at your heartstrings. The worst thing about aging are the losses of our loved ones we have to endure. My Mom has been gone 25 years and I still miss her greatly.
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