Aunt Mary did house work as a youngster, later she worked at the Ovaltine Factory, and then at a fire protection sprinkling system company. She married Uncle Fred on a Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.
Their marriage was blessed by two daughters Mary and Caroline, and three grandchildren Roy, Larry, and Debbie. They built the house in which they lived in all their married life.
They met on a blind date and fell in love.
Their marriage was blessed by two daughters Mary and Caroline, and three grandchildren Roy, Larry, and Debbie. They built the house in which they lived in all their married life.
They met on a blind date and fell in love.
Aunt Mary did house work as a youngster, later she worked at the Ovaltine Factory, and then at a fire protection sprinkling system company. She married Uncle Fred on a Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.
Their marriage was blessed by two daughters Mary and Caroline, and three grandchildren Roy, Larry, and Debbie. They built the house in which they lived in all their married life.
They met on a blind date and fell in love.
Their marriage was blessed by two daughters Mary and Caroline, and three grandchildren Roy, Larry, and Debbie. They built the house in which they lived in all their married life.
They met on a blind date and fell in love.
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