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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Wordless (nearly) Wednesday - Nancy and Bill - earliest photo together
Wordless (nearly) Wednesday -
Nancy and Bill - earliest photo together ?
From a church group photo - we were side-by-side - love it!
Kudos! How lovely to have a picture from childhood. Have to admit, I can't imagine marrying any of the boys I knew then, but rumor has it some turned into lovely men ;-)
Our community was centered on a small rural Methodist Church on a corner, with a nice one-room school right across the road. Nancy lived on the same section as the church, about a mile and a half away; went to the one-room country school through 7th grade. I lived 4 1/2 miles away... but, my dad grew up in that community, one and a half miles from the church... pretty close knit group, some would say! ;-) ...the Star Church... so we all went to church together...
Congratulations Dr Bill & Mrs Bill! Childhood sweethearts. That's so charming!
ReplyDeleteHow awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comments... it is awesome, actually! ;-)
ReplyDeleteKudos! How lovely to have a picture from childhood. Have to admit, I can't imagine marrying any of the boys I knew then, but rumor has it some turned into lovely men ;-)
ReplyDeleteOur community was centered on a small rural Methodist Church on a corner, with a nice one-room school right across the road. Nancy lived on the same section as the church, about a mile and a half away; went to the one-room country school through 7th grade. I lived 4 1/2 miles away... but, my dad grew up in that community, one and a half miles from the church... pretty close knit group, some would say! ;-) ...the Star Church... so we all went to church together...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Dr. Bill. This is precious!
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