My Grandma's cousin. Don's mother was Ida Mae Haun Berry and his father was Arthur R (A.R.) Berry. Don lived most of his life in Long Beach, Ca. Don had a twin brother, William Le Roy Berry (memorial #70438801), who died 3 days after he was born. Don never married. Don worked at the Long Beach Shipyards for about 10 years. Don's aunt was my great grandmother, Nancy Elizabeth Haun Burns (memorial #53379787). Nancy and May were sisters.
Don was a quiet man and had a lot of good qualities. He loved to go fishing and hunting. He traveled across the country in a truck with a camper. I remember a picture of him at Niagara Falls, NY. He was always very good to me.
Don was a quiet man and had a lot of good qualities. He loved to go fishing and hunting. He traveled across the country in a truck with a camper. I remember a picture of him at Niagara Falls, NY. He was always very good to me.
My Grandma's cousin. Don's mother was Ida Mae Haun Berry and his father was Arthur R (A.R.) Berry. Don lived most of his life in Long Beach, Ca. Don had a twin brother, William Le Roy Berry (memorial #70438801), who died 3 days after he was born. Don never married. Don worked at the Long Beach Shipyards for about 10 years. Don's aunt was my great grandmother, Nancy Elizabeth Haun Burns (memorial #53379787). Nancy and May were sisters.
Don was a quiet man and had a lot of good qualities. He loved to go fishing and hunting. He traveled across the country in a truck with a camper. I remember a picture of him at Niagara Falls, NY. He was always very good to me.
Don was a quiet man and had a lot of good qualities. He loved to go fishing and hunting. He traveled across the country in a truck with a camper. I remember a picture of him at Niagara Falls, NY. He was always very good to me.
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