c. 1994 "BROCKMEYER FAMILY HISTORY" AUTHOR LM
When I was little I called Uncle George, "That other man". I believe that was because he spent time with me . When I got old enough to go to the Hanover Days of 49, he took me and we had such great times together., I thought of him as a second father. He was a farmer most of his life, farming in Hanover area and also moved to Washington State and had a dairy farm there before moving back to Hanover to farm there again. When he actually retired he bought a pool table and at that time my children were teen-agers and Uncle George taught them to play pool. His wife Aunt Gladys sang at our wedding. She had a wonderful voice.
When I was little I called Uncle George, "That other man". I believe that was because he spent time with me . When I got old enough to go to the Hanover Days of 49, he took me and we had such great times together., I thought of him as a second father. He was a farmer most of his life, farming in Hanover area and also moved to Washington State and had a dairy farm there before moving back to Hanover to farm there again. When he actually retired he bought a pool table and at that time my children were teen-agers and Uncle George taught them to play pool. His wife Aunt Gladys sang at our wedding. She had a wonderful voice.
c. 1994 "BROCKMEYER FAMILY HISTORY" AUTHOR LM
When I was little I called Uncle George, "That other man". I believe that was because he spent time with me . When I got old enough to go to the Hanover Days of 49, he took me and we had such great times together., I thought of him as a second father. He was a farmer most of his life, farming in Hanover area and also moved to Washington State and had a dairy farm there before moving back to Hanover to farm there again. When he actually retired he bought a pool table and at that time my children were teen-agers and Uncle George taught them to play pool. His wife Aunt Gladys sang at our wedding. She had a wonderful voice.
When I was little I called Uncle George, "That other man". I believe that was because he spent time with me . When I got old enough to go to the Hanover Days of 49, he took me and we had such great times together., I thought of him as a second father. He was a farmer most of his life, farming in Hanover area and also moved to Washington State and had a dairy farm there before moving back to Hanover to farm there again. When he actually retired he bought a pool table and at that time my children were teen-agers and Uncle George taught them to play pool. His wife Aunt Gladys sang at our wedding. She had a wonderful voice.
Inscription
BROCKMEYER GLADYS I FEB. 13, 1899 NOV. 9, 1975 GEORGE H. FEB. 10, 1903 SEPT 3, 1989
Gravesite Details
The monument is Navajoe Rose granite. It is in great condition.
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