It was a beautiful day and always love to see the three siblings together.

You have to click on the page to see her on the right.  I always loved this one of Aunt Gee-Gee  She looks like a movie star.

How appropriate that you have this here.  That was the first time we went to Ocean City and we called that unit Gee-Gee's house.  Remember the tiny, tiny "bunk room" they stuck us in?????

i can just see Aunt Gee-Gee telling Uncle Don how to drive and he is giving that little smirk.  When we were visiting in October, I told your Mom that a blind man could drive with her always telling which way to go!

Mom grew up on Reed Street (it didn't have a name then) in Bakerton, PA and lived one house way from Dad's family.  She didn't like'"little Donnie Foreman" much.  Once, she "borrowed" his bike and crashed it. Her brother (Bill Harris) was friends with Don and they remain good friends to this day.  
Don's family moved away from Bakerton but Mom and Dad met up again  and this time it was love. They were married in the Methodist church in Bakerton on a lovey evening on June 21st and were married 64 years.
It often sounded to me like their life in Bakerton was a Norman Rockwell painting.  Mom was in the high school band.  She lost the reed from her clarinet during a half time show and they held up the football game while they searched for the missing reed. 
Her mother wanted all her children to get a further education. Bill and Eileen went off to college and Mom went to nurshing school in Johnstown PA.  She was very homesick while away at school but did well in school and was proud of her nursing degree.