I always called them Nana and Ganga. I really love this picture.
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3 comments:
Heather----------- the picture looks great. You did a good job. This is exactly how I remember them.
Hi Heather...this pic is included in the montage on Peggys remberance card which is on my postboard in my kitchen!!
It has probably been close to 50 years since I last saw Cecil and yet this photo brought him right back to me.
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