Written by Juanita in a story of her life:
"One day, as I got home from work, I found company waiting to see me. My mother's brother's wife was there with a tiny baby girl. The baby had long golden ringlets, blue eyes and a sweet smile. They wanted me to give her a home. Though my husband was away at work in hayfields in Hamsfork, Wyoming, the little girl was my cousin and I said yes. When Oscar arrived home we talked about it and decided to adopt her. The papers were signed and it was official--we had a baby daughter! I hadn't been able to have children of our own, and so we were very happy. Little O'Dean (memorial #60476170) lived with us until she had finished high school and was 18 years of age."
"One day, as I got home from work, I found company waiting to see me. My mother's brother's wife was there with a tiny baby girl. The baby had long golden ringlets, blue eyes and a sweet smile. They wanted me to give her a home. Though my husband was away at work in hayfields in Hamsfork, Wyoming, the little girl was my cousin and I said yes. When Oscar arrived home we talked about it and decided to adopt her. The papers were signed and it was official--we had a baby daughter! I hadn't been able to have children of our own, and so we were very happy. Little O'Dean (memorial #60476170) lived with us until she had finished high school and was 18 years of age."
Written by Juanita in a story of her life:
"One day, as I got home from work, I found company waiting to see me. My mother's brother's wife was there with a tiny baby girl. The baby had long golden ringlets, blue eyes and a sweet smile. They wanted me to give her a home. Though my husband was away at work in hayfields in Hamsfork, Wyoming, the little girl was my cousin and I said yes. When Oscar arrived home we talked about it and decided to adopt her. The papers were signed and it was official--we had a baby daughter! I hadn't been able to have children of our own, and so we were very happy. Little O'Dean (memorial #60476170) lived with us until she had finished high school and was 18 years of age."
"One day, as I got home from work, I found company waiting to see me. My mother's brother's wife was there with a tiny baby girl. The baby had long golden ringlets, blue eyes and a sweet smile. They wanted me to give her a home. Though my husband was away at work in hayfields in Hamsfork, Wyoming, the little girl was my cousin and I said yes. When Oscar arrived home we talked about it and decided to adopt her. The papers were signed and it was official--we had a baby daughter! I hadn't been able to have children of our own, and so we were very happy. Little O'Dean (memorial #60476170) lived with us until she had finished high school and was 18 years of age."
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