I have family photo albums that date back to the tin types of the 1800's. Last night I was bored, so I started going through them (it took all night!), pulling out any picture that showed any vehicle the family owned. I left out the schooner...
I thought it might be nice to share them with y'all, so here they are.
Bill
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Our Heartfelt Condolences
From Jim and Connie Peacock...
Many of you have met Jim's sister Beth at some of the car shows and some of you already know this cause you were there when the call came in,. Anyway Beth passed away on Friday Jan. 14th 2011 after a battle with Cancer.
ROCHESTER — Elizabeth Dalziel Cook, 49, of Rochester, died Friday, Jan. 14, 2011, at the Hyder Family Hospice House. She was born Jan. 19, 1961, in Pawtucket, R.I., the daughter of James and Nina (Lepuschenko) Peacock.
Beth had been an obstetrical registered nurse at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital for 10 years. Previously she worked in the labor and delivery units at Portsmouth Regional Hospital in New Hampshire and Hunt Hospital in Danvers, Mass.
Beth loved spending time with her husband and son and always brought extended family and friends together for cookouts at the pool. Some of her favorite activities were attending Nathan's cross-country meets and plays, going to the beach, spending time with her friends and picking lilacs in the spring.
Members of her family include her husband of 25 years, Jeffrey Cook of Rochester; her son, Nathan Cook of Rochester; brothers, James Peacock and his wife, Connie, of Maine and William Peacock of Maine; sisters, Jessie Thompson and her husband, Col. Charles Thompson of Alaska and Robin Beasley of Rochester; nephews, Brian Thompson and Ryan Pierce.
Funeral services will be private and held at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorials in Beth's name may be made to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital and Health Foundation, 789 Central Ave., Dover, NH 03820 for the New Women and Children's Center. Please go to http://www.taskerfh.com/ to sign the online guest book.
@Online guest book:Visit www.fosters.com/obits for an online guest book
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Many of you have met Jim's sister Beth at some of the car shows and some of you already know this cause you were there when the call came in,. Anyway Beth passed away on Friday Jan. 14th 2011 after a battle with Cancer.
ROCHESTER — Elizabeth Dalziel Cook, 49, of Rochester, died Friday, Jan. 14, 2011, at the Hyder Family Hospice House. She was born Jan. 19, 1961, in Pawtucket, R.I., the daughter of James and Nina (Lepuschenko) Peacock.
Beth had been an obstetrical registered nurse at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital for 10 years. Previously she worked in the labor and delivery units at Portsmouth Regional Hospital in New Hampshire and Hunt Hospital in Danvers, Mass.
Beth loved spending time with her husband and son and always brought extended family and friends together for cookouts at the pool. Some of her favorite activities were attending Nathan's cross-country meets and plays, going to the beach, spending time with her friends and picking lilacs in the spring.
Members of her family include her husband of 25 years, Jeffrey Cook of Rochester; her son, Nathan Cook of Rochester; brothers, James Peacock and his wife, Connie, of Maine and William Peacock of Maine; sisters, Jessie Thompson and her husband, Col. Charles Thompson of Alaska and Robin Beasley of Rochester; nephews, Brian Thompson and Ryan Pierce.
Funeral services will be private and held at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorials in Beth's name may be made to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital and Health Foundation, 789 Central Ave., Dover, NH 03820 for the New Women and Children's Center. Please go to http://www.taskerfh.com/ to sign the online guest book.
@Online guest book:Visit www.fosters.com/obits for an online guest book
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Friday, December 31, 2010
Happy New Year, Folks!
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You may have read this quote by Bill Vaughn in magazines or on the internet, but it bears repeating ---
“An optimist stays up until midnight to see the new year in. A pessimist stays up to make sure the old year leaves.”
May the New Year bring you good health, prosperity and new friends. And may all your problems leave with the old year.
Bill
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You may have read this quote by Bill Vaughn in magazines or on the internet, but it bears repeating ---
“An optimist stays up until midnight to see the new year in. A pessimist stays up to make sure the old year leaves.”
May the New Year bring you good health, prosperity and new friends. And may all your problems leave with the old year.
Bill
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Saturday, December 25, 2010
WOW!
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What a Christmas THIS was! My loving wife gave me a - hold on to your hats - a new Chevelle! Check it out here...
Merry Christmas, all! Hope you made out as well.
What a Christmas THIS was! My loving wife gave me a - hold on to your hats - a new Chevelle! Check it out here...
Merry Christmas, all! Hope you made out as well.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Merry Christmas - My Gift To You
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I wanted to give all of you a special gift for Christmas, and after much thought I decided to offer you this wonderful classic. I hope you find the peace that I enjoy whenever I hear this. I play this every day, especially when I need to de-stress. Try it.
May your Christmas be joyful, warm and full of good friends and family, and may the New Year be prosperous and find you in good health.
Bill, Robin & Criss
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I wanted to give all of you a special gift for Christmas, and after much thought I decided to offer you this wonderful classic. I hope you find the peace that I enjoy whenever I hear this. I play this every day, especially when I need to de-stress. Try it.
May your Christmas be joyful, warm and full of good friends and family, and may the New Year be prosperous and find you in good health.
Bill, Robin & Criss
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Monday, December 20, 2010
WANTED
No, not by Homeland Security...
Folks, I am in need of a small piece of thick leather, the heavy stuff used for belts, holsters etc. I need to make a new binding for one of our snowshoes.
The piece needs to be at least 11" long and about 4" wide, preferably tan, but will take anything that will do the trick.
Willing to pay and to have it sent.
If you have any scrap piece that fits the description, please let me know at ptwoodycrew@aol.com
Merry Christmas, all!
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Folks, I am in need of a small piece of thick leather, the heavy stuff used for belts, holsters etc. I need to make a new binding for one of our snowshoes.
The piece needs to be at least 11" long and about 4" wide, preferably tan, but will take anything that will do the trick.
Willing to pay and to have it sent.
If you have any scrap piece that fits the description, please let me know at ptwoodycrew@aol.com
Merry Christmas, all!
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Sunday, December 19, 2010
Just Wondering...
I read in the paper today that the Auburn City offices will open later and close earlier each day, cutting 10 hours a week off the schedules.
I'm bettin' that the folks who work in those offices aren't cutting their pay accordingly because they are probably on salary...a sneaky way to get a raise for working less :o)
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I'm bettin' that the folks who work in those offices aren't cutting their pay accordingly because they are probably on salary...a sneaky way to get a raise for working less :o)
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