These photos and documents come to us thanks to our wonderful Aunt Dorothy- who kept album after album of historic family photos and documents. If you scroll down thru all of the earliest posts, you will see so many of them already on these pages. She would have been 99 this year- and I know, had she survived, she would still be as sharp as a tack and berating me for not wearing make-up. I miss her so very much. Thank you Barry, for sharing these.
Sunday, May 24, 2020
Cousin Barry shares his memories on Memorial Day 2020
It has been a long long time since I have posted on this blog. It is memorial day 2020 and I am in Lake Worth, alone in our gallery, during the Corona Virus Pandemic. Cousin Barry Siegel posted memories of his parents and Uncle Moe who died win WWII. He gave me permission to share them on this blog. I am also going to begin to scan the 10's of thousands of photographs I have in crates in the condo and share them with family- I will try to identify them as best I can.
These photos and documents come to us thanks to our wonderful Aunt Dorothy- who kept album after album of historic family photos and documents. If you scroll down thru all of the earliest posts, you will see so many of them already on these pages. She would have been 99 this year- and I know, had she survived, she would still be as sharp as a tack and berating me for not wearing make-up. I miss her so very much. Thank you Barry, for sharing these.
These photos and documents come to us thanks to our wonderful Aunt Dorothy- who kept album after album of historic family photos and documents. If you scroll down thru all of the earliest posts, you will see so many of them already on these pages. She would have been 99 this year- and I know, had she survived, she would still be as sharp as a tack and berating me for not wearing make-up. I miss her so very much. Thank you Barry, for sharing these.
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