This man was my grandfather,and he loved to go fishing,he
had a bamboo pole,and he would roll up his pant legs to the
knees and walk barefoot down the street heading for the
river there in Lebanon,if you ask me there wasn't anything
he couldn't do.He worked at the Dover Air Force Base,and
maybe that's where I got my love of planes.He always had
time for his grandchildren,and he made you feel that you were the most important person in the world.I asked him
to sign my autograph back in the 1950's,and he wrote
"When you slide down the banister of life let me be a
splinter in your career" He had the best sense of humor
and always had a smile for you !!!!
had a bamboo pole,and he would roll up his pant legs to the
knees and walk barefoot down the street heading for the
river there in Lebanon,if you ask me there wasn't anything
he couldn't do.He worked at the Dover Air Force Base,and
maybe that's where I got my love of planes.He always had
time for his grandchildren,and he made you feel that you were the most important person in the world.I asked him
to sign my autograph back in the 1950's,and he wrote
"When you slide down the banister of life let me be a
splinter in your career" He had the best sense of humor
and always had a smile for you !!!!
This man was my grandfather,and he loved to go fishing,he
had a bamboo pole,and he would roll up his pant legs to the
knees and walk barefoot down the street heading for the
river there in Lebanon,if you ask me there wasn't anything
he couldn't do.He worked at the Dover Air Force Base,and
maybe that's where I got my love of planes.He always had
time for his grandchildren,and he made you feel that you were the most important person in the world.I asked him
to sign my autograph back in the 1950's,and he wrote
"When you slide down the banister of life let me be a
splinter in your career" He had the best sense of humor
and always had a smile for you !!!!
had a bamboo pole,and he would roll up his pant legs to the
knees and walk barefoot down the street heading for the
river there in Lebanon,if you ask me there wasn't anything
he couldn't do.He worked at the Dover Air Force Base,and
maybe that's where I got my love of planes.He always had
time for his grandchildren,and he made you feel that you were the most important person in the world.I asked him
to sign my autograph back in the 1950's,and he wrote
"When you slide down the banister of life let me be a
splinter in your career" He had the best sense of humor
and always had a smile for you !!!!
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