November 12, 2010 We inherited the photo albums that my parents had created. Many of the photos were duplicates, were of people or places that we could not identify or were in no chronological order. We have tried to correct those problems. The pictures are now in chronological order. However, we started at the earliest. If you want to view these chronologically, start at the bottom. Barry and Linda Lauritzen
Saturday, December 11, 2010
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The next section of this blog is 1940-1945 (sorta). This was a critical period in my family's life. I was born in 1940. My sister, Lynne, was born in 1943. My father was teaching school in Weippe and Grangeville, ID. He taught music. While living in Grangeville -- very much a farming community -- my father was conscripted (drafted) into the U.S. Army to serve in World War II. He was 33 years old at the time -- an old age for a conscript -- but all of the farm boys were considered to be exempt from the draft because they were essential to the war effort as farmers. So, my mother, sister and I moved into Aunt Rita's home in Pocatello while Dad went off to war. So, on to the photos.
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