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Great pictures Tim ... wow, what a memory!! ... (I still play with that Ford Fairlane police car
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You must have been the best dressed kid at my 8th. birthday party!!
Johnny and Dora Neilson (mentioned in your choir photo) who lived 2 doors down from us on Sapper Avenue were tremendous friends of my parents.
In fact Tim, just to connect a few dots (further to our previous e-mail exchange), I've just posted a picture from Dad's photo album with a list of some of the people he served with in Korea, and your father is on the board, along with Johnny Neilson).
Great pictures Tim ... wow, what a memory!! ... (I still play with that Ford Fairlane police car
) You must have been the best dressed kid at my 8th. birthday party!!
Johnny and Dora Neilson (mentioned in your choir photo) who lived 2 doors down from us on Sapper Avenue were tremendous friends of my parents.
In fact Tim, just to connect a few dots (further to our previous e-mail exchange), I've just posted a picture from Dad's photo album with a list of some of the people he served with in Korea, and your father is on the board, along with Johnny Neilson).
Added: January 21, 2008
Name: Tim Keenan
From: Terrace, BC
E-mail: tkeenan@uniserve.com
I'm visiting my mum and dad this week in Ancaster Ontario, so that's where I dug up the photos--the folks hadn't seen most of them for decades...there are lots more, but mostly just personal ones without much general interest. Maybe I'll post a few from our first posting, too, with such names as I can come up with. There are also a few from Korea that I might put up if I get time.
Anyone know anything about David Broome? Lived near the corner of the Packway and Kingston in the early sixties...his father was a corporal, I think. He had a younger brother Robert.
I've been checking out some of the yearbooks and whatnot of the cohort that's probably about 60 years old now--saw several babysitters that I remember. Theo Youmatoff, maybe Darlene Maher (certainly a girl named Maher who lived on Sapper baby-sat me) and the very hot Shelagh Fallon. I think that was my first babysitter crush. She taught me to drink tea (with a lot of milk in it) and play what in North America we call "Clue" but their game was a British version called "Cluedo".