We went to visit with you today and brought you flowers I know you love. Wishing you were here today, for even just a while. by Kaylee Bull
Monthly Archives: July 2022
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I don’t have many pictures of my Mom and Dad with him wearing a suit and tie. This one is special because they have all of their Grandchildren at that time with them in this picture. This picture was taken on Easter, March 29, 1970. Jennifer was born about a […]
It was a Saturday in September 1969, we had picked up some burgers and gone to my parent’s house to eat there and spend some time with Mom and Dad before going to Joyce and Ted’s house later that evening. With Eva and me working during the week, we tried […]
This may seem like a weird topic to write about and I can understand if some people think I have slipped into depression. I hope I am able to tell what happened in the way I experienced it and why things were done in the way they were. Telling my […]
God Had a Plan From an early age, you had a plan that included me. I was so young that I had no plan for the next day. We learned to dance together while still children, but did not walk together. With the passing of time, you had your doubts […]
It was August 2004, Eva and I had talked Maurice and Charlotte into taking a trip with us again. They were still living in Kerrville at the time and we would go to visit them when we had a long weekend or during vacation. Our first plan was to go […]
I think it was 1971, I was working for a mortgage company as the VP of Data Processing. At that time, computer cards were used for making monthly mortgage payments and other transactions. Keypunch operators were very important to our daily processing and some women were better at that than […]
During my high school years, I met a lot of kids from different parts of Houston while going to the dances held in various places. Woodland Park was one of those places where a lot of teenagers from many areas came for the weekend dances. It was a great setting, […]
When I started high school in September 1958, I was full of excitement and a lot of unknowns. I knew it would be different from junior high and I expected the classwork to be more difficult, probably the teachers would expect more to get good grades. I also knew by […]
I was still working at NASA, driving over 100 miles a day and I think it was early summer 1965 when I got this idea that I could get a sports car to drive to work. Eva and I had just moved into a new two-bedroom apartment. We had bought […]