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Date Posted: 10:05:32 01/04/09 Sun
Author: felicia stafford
Subject: Re: Old photos at website
In reply to: Frank P Gazzano 's message, "Old photos at website" on 20:35:57 01/07/07 Sun

if your mother is the Henrietta Gazzano I knew, we worked together at Wright Aeronautical in Wood-Ridge, N.J/ for about 7 years. Exchanged Christmas cards for many years,and then your mother stopped. Just wondering if sheis o.k. If so tell her Anita Rotella Brulato thinks of
her and hopes she is well. She was a wonderful workmate.If she is the one I knew and would like to say hi, my address 555 Coolidge Place, Paramus NJ07652

>Previously there had been a link to a series of old
>photos from the 1940's or 50's about a family near the
>New Beach, the Birds. My father and mother, Frank and
>Henrietta Gazzano, being one of the early residents in
>Lake Stockholm, enjoyed those pictures immensely.
>Does anyone have a link where I can download those
>pages for them to enjoy once again? I did some
>research on the photo's and believe that the husband
>was actually a big band leader that toured Europe
>after WWII and the lake was there getaway from the
>city. By the way my parents are fine and well, living
>in Mesa, Arizona. Despite having moved away 30 years
>ago for college Lake Stockholm remains with me and was
>a great place to grow up.
>Frank Gazzano
>LazyDogs@MSN.com

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