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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Andrew and Anna Maria Peterson – Frock of Flowers, Nothing too good for Grandma
“Grandfather always had such lovely flowers. He took great pains with them and spent many hours in caring for them. One summer afternoon, the flowers were a riot of color and bloom. As I ran into grandma’s house, I noticed how beautiful they were. … Continue reading
Junior Tennyas Griffin – A Good Baby; A Proud Mother
“I was 22 years… old when my first babe was placed in my arms… We arrived at the hospital just before 6 PM… The night was long and the pains were hard. My husband… was kind and attentive. ‘When, oh … Continue reading
