Summer 1938 – New England Road Trip with Mother & Dad
Highlights of the trip at 8 years old In the 20s, Dad and Mother would take trips and go tent camping, imagine a Model-T type car and those 1920s roads. When they had a baby […]
Back at Home – Life After Marshall*
When I graduated from Marshall I wanted to move to Charleston, WV and get an apartment and a job and see what I wanted to do with my life. I had had enough of schooling […]
Finally . . . On My Own – Northwestern University 1955-1962
The whole winter in Parkersburg, before I went to Northwestern, I did a lot of research and writing, trying to figure out how I was going to pay for my Master’s Degree. I figured out […]
Missing Fred
Dean married Pam the first part of July 1981in Tulsa Oklahoma. Carolyn Ruth Hunt and Susan Giles stayed at Jeannie’s house and attended the rehearsal dinner with the family. Jeannie never told Carolyn that Fred […]
Christmas Letter, 1981
1981 Christmas has crept up on me and I’m going to be as late with my cards this year as I was early last year. And what a year it has been! My usual one […]
Christmas Letter, 1984
The Christmas season is here once again and I look forward to hearing from you about your year — and sharing with you some of the highlights & lowlights – of my year. Of course the real highlight of my year was my trip to Greece in August. Some of the details of that marvelous adventure will come at the end of this letter for those of you interested in the “long version.”
Christmas Letter, 1985
Somehow it has been more difficult for me to get into the swing of writing this year’s Christmas letter, perhaps because it is not as up beat as my last letter about
Christmas Letter, 1986
Season’s Greetings to one and all from one very happy and contented person. I’m running late with my Christmas letter because it has been such a full and happy year I hardly know
Christmas Letter, 1991
It’s the Sunday before Thanksgiving but Christmas is in the air. The weather has turned cold with bursts of large swirling snowflakes making the air look like three dimensional white lace.