ALICE AND FAMILY PICTURES

Kat, Laura Beth, Julie, and Carl

Patsy and Richard's Grandchildren

Patsy and Richard
Before and After - Carl and Rick

Party Time!

Men in Uniforms

Patsy and Richard

Amy D.

Alice and Family 1977 above and from the late 60's below

Joan and Richard

Three sisters and a Richard

Young Alice

Amy, Warren, and family

A STORY FROM THE EDITOR PIECED TOGETHER FROM AMY D AND PATSY W
One Thanksgiving when Amy couldn't be with the family in Kentucky, Patsy and Richard and the boys called her to sing a silly song that Amy had learned at camp and had taught them. It's sung to the tune of "Turkey in the Straw"

Oh, the horse put his foot, put his foot on the ground,
Oh, the horse put his foot, put his foot on the ground,
Oh, the horse put his foot, put his foot on the ground,
Ain’t this a pitiful song?
(Refrain)
Alfalfa Hay, alfalfa hay, alfalfa hay, alfalfa hay

Same horse second foot
Repeat above

After they sang the song (all 4 legs, I mean verses), they waited for Amy's reaction and heard a strange woman in Chicago say: "I appreciate you singing that song, but I'm not Amy."

Amy and Memaw above and Warren and Memaw below

Alice's Front Porch, May 1986

Mary Ellen, Patricia, Stephanie, Ann

One of Jack and Jean's boys (Ricky or Randy?)Carl, and Alice

The game must have been fun!
Carl, Amy D., Rick, with Jenny and Amy G. in front - May 1986

Rick, Amy, and Carl - December 1972

Ray, Alice, Patsy with baby Carl, Richard
with Amy and Rick in front

These people meant a lot to Alice and the family:

David and Esther Rule with daughter David was the pastor at the Presbyterian Church

Does anyone know how long Alice worked for the Board of Education?

Amy D. sent this Memorial Obituary about her mother,
Joan (Richard's sister and Alice's daughter).
Amy was a young child when her mother died
and it seemed fitting to include this with Amy's pictures.
It's not easily read so here is some of the information:
Shirley Joan Harbert was 34 when she passed away January 22, 1965. She had been ill for some time. She lived in Three Rivers, Michigan and was survived by her husband, Ray Harbert; her daughter, Amy Lynn; her mother, Alice Wilson; her father, Benton Wilson; her brother, Richard Wilson; maternal grandmother, Mary Baker. Services were held in Stanton, KY.

Note: If you right click on the memorial article and then go up to the top where it says 'open link' and click on it, you can view the article in a larger size.

Richard with Ben (father) and brother-in-law Ray (Joan's husband)

Alice with children Joan and Richard

Young Alice on a windy day