Dale's
box part 6.
Album B-Mom’s Album
This
contains photos of the new, and final home of Harold
and Irma Peterson. They moved to Sacramento in 1979, from Snohomish,
Washington. That is where I graduated high school in 1964. Harold passed away in
October of 1990. Irma passed away in September of 1996.
These
photos show the place before any improvements were made.
Mom and Jessica. The swing is in the camphor tree,
which nearly died, but is now fifty feet tall.
The
oranges
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Todd-1979 Chiefs
Jessica and friend
Jessica, Dad, and Friend
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Scott-1979 Packers
Pickin’ Grampa’s oranges.
There are 12 trees
that still produce several tons of oranges every year.
This is the house
in Snohomish.
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Before circular driveway
After.
These were taken
Saturday before Easter, 2013.
Our neighbor
invited us to Easter barbecue. (Tim Johnson)
Before Redwood Deck
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See? No deck
There’s a deck!
There’s one for the back porch, also.
That’s the original rail.
Jim Edens, an earlier neighbor, had me modify the rail, this
way.
I also poured a pad
at the bottom of the original porch, and steps.
Dale
and Todd on the front porch in Snohomish.
Front yard in
Sacramento.
Matricide!
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This
is Snohomish, looking across at Lundeberg’s place. Those are raspberries.
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Jessica
Happy
Birthday to you!
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Chuck, Dorothy,
Kids, and some extras. Dale! Help!
Dale
says that Chuck Jr. is in back on right, and Richard is in back on left. The
women are most likely spouses, and the children, grandkids.
I
wonder if the woman, partially hidden by Chuck, is Jo Ann.????
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Newfoundland
Left to right-Huett Cutler, wife Dinah, Mom, Frank
Major and wife Annie
Newfoundland
The
jacket says St. Georges, and the 76 may be the year. This would be children of
the kids I used to hang out with.
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Granny in
Newfoundland-our back porch
This has to be “Camp 33”.
Helen Ellis, Byron’s wife. ?????
Back patio-Newfoundland
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Our green ’62
ford. Was N.Y. cab. Been in ten
wrecks. Ate tires.
Christmas in Iran
Todds Birthday Party-Victoria Hotel
Just married! The
house in the background is Dave Cash’s parents.
We were
married on Jan. 8, 1966. We moved into the Almar
apartments. They are just below and to the right of the house. Dave Cash and
Pam were classmates in the class of ’65. I paid a visit to Washington the
day after their fortieth reunion. (coincidence). I was
there to visit the Schwartzmiller twins.
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Looks like Utah or Arizona
Dale
says that this is Arizona (probably Quartzite), and this is our uncle Bert and
his wife. I remember when he had a parrot, and was married to
“Sadie”. Is that Sadie???
Bud
and Joy and their “late in life” surprise, Jimmy.
Uncle Bud?
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Koistenin (sp) kids
Amber
Kent
Kurt
Grace and Bill Johnson
Chuck
and Dorothy Loedshpeich from Escondido.
Chuck
had a milk route in Chuls Vista, in the fifties. At
that time, he was married to Juanita, who later passed away. With Juanita he
had four children. Richard the oldest, then their sister
Charlene, then David, and Chucky. Chucky became a Viet Nam casualty, and
I saw him in the late seventies or early eighties. He was selling water filters
for kitchen faucets. I bought one, and installed it in my townhouse, in Poway,
on Teri Drive. I haven’t heard anything about them for many years. When
Chuck found “Jesus”, he gave up his bowling ball to my dad. The bag
also contained a pair of bowling shoes. I was unable to keep it dry, and the
bag deteriorated. I still have the ball and one shoe. (Denise has the other,
lost in her mountain of stuff.) I joined a bowling league with Todd in the mid ninties, and I had the ball ground and polished, and fitted
to my hand. The guy that did the work researched the serial number, and said it
was valuable just for that reason alone. With that, and this
“provenance”, it is doubly valuable, and is a family heirloom.
Some
clues.
Utah plates, mountain in background. Jet toad?? I can only smile! This may be Arizona,
also.