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Elizabeth Anne
VanderPutten - Recent Family Pictures
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| Photo by Jean VanderPutten Pollack |
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Aunt Annette and Me
We were at Jean and Bob's home for
dad's 92nd birthday celebration in
August 2003. Aunt Annette, aka the Bionic Woman, was 88
at the time. Doesn't she look remarkable! (Click
on picture for enlargement)
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My Brother Dick and his Wife Peggy
Their 34th
Christmas, 2001 together
We joined Dick and Peggy at
godson Michael & wife Tanya Vander Putten's home for a family Christmas dinner.
Also with us were 10-month-old Victoria, 90-year-old dad, stunning Aunt
Annette, sister Jean and husband Bob Pollack, niece Dorothy and husband
John Urbancik, and Tanya's parents Joel and Frances Canarick
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| Photo by Rich
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Two Classy Ladies - 2001
Aunt Annette and her great granddaughter Victoria on Easter Sunday
2001. Victoria certainly looks contented, doesn't
she.
My brother Dick and his wife Peggy had dad and Aunt
Annette;
Michael, Toni and Victoria; Rich, Meg
and Kyler; and a few others for a visit.
Easter Sunday 2001 |
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The New
Mexico VanderPuttens
On September 19, 1999 I
popped in on Uncle Bobby (left), Aunt Doris at their home
in Rio Ranchos near Albuquerque, New Mexico.
We are shown here having
brunch at the Rancho de Corrales
Restaurant in Corrales. On my left is their son and my
cousin, Robert Jr.
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A Family
Gathering
My family
gathered to celebrate Michael & Tonya's Wedding, July
12, 1997.
Brother
Dick (with bow tie), yours truly, Jean's husband Bob,
sister Jean, aunt Annette, brother John, (front) Dick's
wife Peggy (in pink), John's wife Pat, dad and his date
Pat Moore, and Brian.
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Sister
Jean and her husband Bob Pollack, 1999
Like her twin
brother John, Jean has changed a bit since her 1953 First
Communion picture.
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Uncle Robbie, mid-1980's
"The photo was taken in Fleischmann's, NY. This was taken just before he started getting sick, somewhere in the mid eighties I believe We had been discussing his moving up to the Catskills for a simpler life somewhat closer to nature and perhaps similar to his youth in Valley Stream. He seemed taken with the mountains, clear streams, and wood burning stove. Those are certainly some of the reasons I escaped Manhattan in
'78"
"That was Bob's last trip up here. He started getting sick and became nervous about the long drive from the flats of L.I. to these har mountains."
"Unfortunately, that is the only picture I ever took of Bob and I'm embarrassed I can't pin down the date with any more certainty."
Dan Foder
April 30, 2004 Also see:
Uncle Robbie - A Tribute, Dick, Tom, Jean, E. Zapp
Uncle Robbie was an Inspiration, Dan Fodor
A Letter from my Mother to Uncle Robbie |
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