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Ron sent his grandson Jon a great message with lots of family photos and history!
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Lonnie was a beautiful child. The only problem is that he was mentally retarded, and he would have terrible fits at times. He wouldn’t eat anything but chocolate pudding, and I remember that we all spent hours at the stove stirring the pot of pudding for him. Back then there was no such thing as Instant Pudding. Mom had a terrible time getting him to eat anything else. As he grew older, he became unmanageable, and mom and dad finally and reluctantly had to put him in an institution. Life went on, and when I was an adult I visited him there, but he didn’t recognize me, and I didn't recognize him. It was very hard to see him there. I have never been back, so I don’t even know what ever happened to him.
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Enjoying champagne in our kitchen as we celebrate our new life soon to begin in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We had both given notice and would soon be without jobs, without cars, and FREE to enjoy life.
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Loretta and Scarlet, our two cats who, at 10 years of age, moved to Argentina with us. They handled that move very well, but when it came time 2 1/2 years later to move less than a block to our new home on Montevideo, you would think that we were killing them, they panicked, and it took them quite a while to feel comfortable in their new home. The move must have reawakened the awful trauma of moving from California to Argentina.
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In July, before we left for Argentina in September 2000, we attended a Macay family reunion in Michigan. L - R back row, Ron, Phyllis and Mary, Pete's sisters, Terry, Joey's wife, Joey, Pete's brother, Joe and Patricia, Pete’s parents, Pete, Cheryl, Pete’s sister, Sammy, Cheryl’s son, and Melody, Cheryl’s daughter. Kneeling are Joey and Terry's kids, Krystn, Karly, Paige and Joe.
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