When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
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Angel-Baby Joseph was the first child of Robert and Aniceta Galpin. He was born at Madigan General Hospital and lived for 1 hour 45 minutes. He was premature at 5.5 months. In 1948, babies at that age could not be saved.
His mother was a War Bride, who had just arrived in the USA that very day, from the Philippines, and was taken directly from the ship when it arrived in Seattle, by ambulance, to Madigan General Hospital in Tacoma.
March 31, 1948 @ 10:45 pm
April 1, 1948 @ 12:30 am
Washington State death certificate uses March 31 for both born/death date.
He was named in honor of St. Joseph, the patron saint of the month March.
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Siblings
Bert Henry Galpin
Mary Ann Galpin
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by Mary Ann Galpin Ford
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When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
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Angel-Baby Joseph was the first child of Robert and Aniceta Galpin. He was born at Madigan General Hospital and lived for 1 hour 45 minutes. He was premature at 5.5 months. In 1948, babies at that age could not be saved.
His mother was a War Bride, who had just arrived in the USA that very day, from the Philippines, and was taken directly from the ship when it arrived in Seattle, by ambulance, to Madigan General Hospital in Tacoma.
March 31, 1948 @ 10:45 pm
April 1, 1948 @ 12:30 am
Washington State death certificate uses March 31 for both born/death date.
He was named in honor of St. Joseph, the patron saint of the month March.
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Siblings
Bert Henry Galpin
Mary Ann Galpin
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by Mary Ann Galpin Ford
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