My Grandpa lived most of his adult life in Washington, DC. He worked as a Bartender and also for Wonder Bread. He married my Grandma on May 5, 1945 in South Carolina.
His passion was gardening. I can remember us leaning out the upper level window to reach onto the trellis to pick grapes when they were ripe. He also enjoyed woodworking and took pride in doing home repairs.
Grandpa passed away November 2, 1972 in Washington, DC. He is buried at Washington National Cemetery.
We used to snuggle in the rocking chair and watch I DREAM OF JEANNIE. I miss him all the time.
His passion was gardening. I can remember us leaning out the upper level window to reach onto the trellis to pick grapes when they were ripe. He also enjoyed woodworking and took pride in doing home repairs.
Grandpa passed away November 2, 1972 in Washington, DC. He is buried at Washington National Cemetery.
We used to snuggle in the rocking chair and watch I DREAM OF JEANNIE. I miss him all the time.
My Grandpa lived most of his adult life in Washington, DC. He worked as a Bartender and also for Wonder Bread. He married my Grandma on May 5, 1945 in South Carolina.
His passion was gardening. I can remember us leaning out the upper level window to reach onto the trellis to pick grapes when they were ripe. He also enjoyed woodworking and took pride in doing home repairs.
Grandpa passed away November 2, 1972 in Washington, DC. He is buried at Washington National Cemetery.
We used to snuggle in the rocking chair and watch I DREAM OF JEANNIE. I miss him all the time.
His passion was gardening. I can remember us leaning out the upper level window to reach onto the trellis to pick grapes when they were ripe. He also enjoyed woodworking and took pride in doing home repairs.
Grandpa passed away November 2, 1972 in Washington, DC. He is buried at Washington National Cemetery.
We used to snuggle in the rocking chair and watch I DREAM OF JEANNIE. I miss him all the time.
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He was the sunshine of our home. Never to be forgotten, never alone.
