The happy Bride and Groom |
The bride with her parents Grace and Charles |
The groom with parents Paul and Dorthea and brother Steve who my granddaughter Courtney say looks like Zac Efron |
The wedding party |
The bride in her gown |
Heading for the car |
Great shot of the bride and groom entering the parish house |
Cutting of the wedding cake. The cake topper is the same one used by our daughter when she got married. |
Original and correct version of our invitation |
My favorite photograph of my wife |
Church photo taken perhaps 15 years ago |
One of our favorite vacation photographs taken by good friend Sue |
The wedding led to this! Taken three years ago in Ocean City, NJ |
Beautiful story of love and a lifetime together. Congratulations to you both.
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WOW !!! April 10th, 1960, my husband Kenneth and I were married and lived in a little house in Martic Forge form which he purchased from a William Bortzfield for $8,000. I had a job at Pensupreme Dairy on Second Street in Lancaster. I had my drivers license but hated to drive. So in the neighborhood lived a precious young family named Charlie and Grace Baker. I learned they had a daughter Carol. Anyway, they were so gracious to transport me back and forth from Martic Forge to Second Street in Lancaster. I recall Charlie and Grace worked at Slaymaker at the time. I rode with them for sometime. We got to become friends and they invited Ken and me to their home and meet Carol. Such a sweet girl. Carol as I recall, I am now 77, had a small dog named Buddy. We too, had a small dog named Tiny. Carol had a birthday party for Buddy , so Ken and I , along with Tiny went to their house. I remember we used the basement which was so delightful and decorated so beautifully. We knew Carol had married a Larry Woods but lost contact. Yes, I remember Grace and her mother too, but can't remember her name. Oh and Larry, we also attended your wedding that Saturday. Carol, your parents were just the most precious couple in our young married lives at that chapter in our lives. We had so much fun traveling back and forth from Martic Forge and Lancaster. I am so happy to have been able to connect through The Lancasterian. I hope you remember us, if you don't, that is okay. Carol, you would never believe how I aged over time. Oh, I remember Gramma lived across the street from where the King theater was on East King Street in an apartment.
ReplyDeleteWOW back at you!!! Carol remembers you well. Said she took a photo of Buddy and Tiny at her birthday party, but not sure where we might have it. She would love to talk to you if possible. Our email is: lcwoods@verizon.net. Hope to hear from you. Larry
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