I continue to go through photos, albums, and other family items in order to document things for future generations. Next up, a family photo album that was stashed away in my parents’ home. To start from the beginning, click
here.
Next page includes our grandparents – we spent a lot of time with them when we visited Fresno.
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Dig in, Sig 1957
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This picture of my grandfather, Sigmund Levy, is just how I remember him – a little mischievous and quite a character. That’s my sister sitting with him and looking like she’s thinking about digging in, too.
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Dinner at the chicken farm – 1957 Sheldon Hunter, me, Clara Fitzgerald Martin Hunter (standing), Loraine Gunzendorfer Levy, Geraldine Martin Levy, Sig Levy, Sister Cary
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I guess that empty spot would have been for Clara and my dad. When I posted this photo before a fellow blogger commented about the pearls my mother and grandmother were wearing – can you even imagine that attire today? We had a BBQ last night and we were all in shorts and t-shirts – no pearls in attendance!
The next two photos are fun – not only the photos but it looks like my sister wrote on the back so we’d know who it was. Good thinking!
Looks like she had no intention of sharing her mother with me!
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The tall & short of it 1957
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What’s really interesting about this photo is that my dad wasn’t very tall – maybe 5’9” on a good day. I always knew my grandfather was short but he was
REALLY short.
And my sister wrote on the back of this one, too.
Next up – random photos of cute little girls.
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Oh, so sweet 1957
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I wonder if he meant the girls or the goat was sweet.
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Cary’s 1st school picture 1957
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Now this is definitely one of the sweetest faces ever! I was able to spend the day with my sister last weekend – she hasn’t changed a bit!
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Grandmother back from Hawaii 1957
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My grandparents did like to go to Hawaii. They always took a cruise and as this picture shows, Grandma was always dressed to the 9’s.
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Cotton what? 1957
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I always loved cotton candy but what a mess! I can just imagine what our faces looked like when we were done eating this mound of sugar.
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Cary on the shutter
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No selfies necessary when there was a big sister to take the photos!
No caption for this photo but I know it was 1957 and I know it’s my sister. What I don’t know is where this dog came from as it wasn’t one of ours. Maybe she was doing her best to look cute while she begged for a puppy?
At least someone in the family knew the importance of labeling photos! The puppy looks exactly like my daughter's family's brand new puppy named Hank.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet photographs! I loved your comment about pearls (and dresses!) at the barbecue. So true.... Thank goodness times have changed!
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