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Date Posted: 15:50:28 10/30/08 Thu
Author: Dawn Tyson
Author Host/IP: c-71-62-90-226.hsd1.va.comcast.net / 71.62.90.226
Subject: Re: Canarsie Memories
In reply to: Dawn Tyson 's message, "Re: Canarsie Memories" on 15:46:58 10/30/08 Thu

>>I have great childhood memories of Canarsie. I lived
>>in the Breukelen Houses on Farragut Road with my older
>>sister (Haydee) and four brothers (John, whose
>>nickname was Papo, Richard, Julio, whose nickname was
>>Chickie, and my baby brother Henry). I graduated from
>>Canarsie H.S. in 1969. I can still envision playing
>>stoop ball in the front, ringolevio, playing stickball
>>and handball at P.S. 242 with my brother. I lived
>>across the building from the Lumbalino's, the
>>McCartans, the Crippens, the Hoosiers, Barbara Layton.
>> Where have they all gone? Canarsie was a very happy
>>place to grow up. I loved fishing at the Canarsie
>>Pier and camping on the grounds. A smile comes to my
>>face when I think of Charlie the ice cream man. How
>>you would hear his bell and my brothers and sister
>>would run to the window and scream for my mother to
>>throw out a dime to buy something from Charlie. That
>>was a time of innocence and friendship that I'll never
>>forget. It's a shame that people lose touch with
>>those that you spent years sharing experiences and
>>having fun with. Anyway, enough reminiscing for now.
>>Maybe someone remembers me. Regards.
>>I'm now living with my sister, Haydee, and brother,
>>Henry, in Long Island, New York.
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>Hi There, I just wanted to say hello because I think I
>remember you. Your a little older then me. I actually
>went to school John Wilson with your brother Richard.
>Hi Richard. I lived in BayView Houses but hung out in
>your projects with everyone, such as Charles Mills who
>my sister Holly Tyson used to date who also went to
>John Wilsn and Canarsie High. You bought a smile to my
>face when I was reading your msg and the innocence of
>childhood. We can truly consider ourselves Blessed. My
>entire family moved to Maryland about 13 yrs ago. Ask
>your brother Richard if he remembers me. Wow....So
>many years ago. Thanks for the memories of Happier
>days when all had to worry about was doing the chores
>before being able to play outside. My Warmest Regards
>Dawm Tyson

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