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Grandma R with Ruth and Wendy |
I was going through some old photos and came across these of the Redbourne side of the family. Wendy’s family loved picnics and celebrations – in fact they had many gatherings that were good fun – especially if Grandpa R was in the room. He had a multitude of songs and poems and jokes. He always offered me a “cold one” though he knew I wouldn’t drink beer, and he always made us feel like they were delighted to see us. He was a very charming man….not tall but charming.
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Barb listens to Ruth |
A few people in these photos are gone now, and I did their funerals including Grandpa & Grandma R and Barb too.
We’ve lost a few family members – only natural of course – but they are not forgotten. Those we love live on in our hearts – and in the photographs we take. So you might wonder why I always have a camera with me, or almost always. Here’s one reason as you look at these captured memories!
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A hot day – seeking for shade |
So let me encourage you – get out your camera – take some photos while you can. Photoshop is powerful software but it can’t create memories you didn’t capture!
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Grandpa R’s 70th birthday |
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Grandma & Grandpa R |
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Meghan & Adele – she’s all grown up now! |
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Keith & Jean |
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A New Year’s Day gathering |
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Grandma R |
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A family who loved picnics |
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Ruth with her Dad on a birthday |