Ernest Donald Wheeler the son of Ulysses Grant Wheeler and Sarah Ellen Huffman, married Pearl Haley they raised 4 children, Sarah, Barbara, Elmer, and Charles.
Grandpa had the most beautiful, deepest bass voice i ever heard. He played the violin, but never read a note of music. When Sarah started playing the violin he made her learn to read music. He wouldn't even let her start until she could read the notes. Grandpa loved music, I've been told he would have liked to have been a preformer, but he had to make a living for his family during the depression. He chose what he felt was the more sure income and to be home with his family.
Grandpa had the most beautiful, deepest bass voice i ever heard. He played the violin, but never read a note of music. When Sarah started playing the violin he made her learn to read music. He wouldn't even let her start until she could read the notes. Grandpa loved music, I've been told he would have liked to have been a preformer, but he had to make a living for his family during the depression. He chose what he felt was the more sure income and to be home with his family.
Ernest Donald Wheeler the son of Ulysses Grant Wheeler and Sarah Ellen Huffman, married Pearl Haley they raised 4 children, Sarah, Barbara, Elmer, and Charles.
Grandpa had the most beautiful, deepest bass voice i ever heard. He played the violin, but never read a note of music. When Sarah started playing the violin he made her learn to read music. He wouldn't even let her start until she could read the notes. Grandpa loved music, I've been told he would have liked to have been a preformer, but he had to make a living for his family during the depression. He chose what he felt was the more sure income and to be home with his family.
Grandpa had the most beautiful, deepest bass voice i ever heard. He played the violin, but never read a note of music. When Sarah started playing the violin he made her learn to read music. He wouldn't even let her start until she could read the notes. Grandpa loved music, I've been told he would have liked to have been a preformer, but he had to make a living for his family during the depression. He chose what he felt was the more sure income and to be home with his family.
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