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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Birth & Death Certificates

My cousin Joanne was kind enough to e-mail these certificates to me

Jesse Murl Evans Death Certificate

Earl Lenard Evans Death Certificate

Note about Orva (Orpha) Evans Birth and Death Dates

Ida Florence Grimm's Death Certificate

Birth & Death Certificates

Birth Certificate

Betty Gallauger's Birth Certificate

John Dewey Shafer & Leona Grimm Evan's Marriage Certificate

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Pictures of Heather McDerrmitt/Sanders

Fathers Day 1988 Sally, Michelle, Heather, Paul & Zenas
Paul & Heather


Paul, Heather, Michelle, & Paul's dog Rylie


Heather's Birthday 1988







Pictures of Heather McDerrmitt/Sanders

Heather's Birthday Party 1988


Heather & Gege (Grandma Leona Shafer)



Michelle, Heather & Paul


Pictures of Heather McDerrmitt/Sanders




Heather, Paul & Grandma Leona Shafer



Pictures of Heather McDerrmitt/Sanders

Paul & Heather Heather & Mildred's dog Paul, Heather, David, Derik & Brianna Easter 1987

Shafer Stories

(This is a letter that my Mom wrote me telling about 3 Shafer stories. I have included a scan of the letter along with the typed text.)

3-31-11

Dear Paul & Family,

Well, here’s the Shafer story about the bandits during the depression. I don’t have the facts straight, so you can chose. ha ha Dad, Dewey Shafer, was driving Mom, Betty & Gene somewhere in a covered pickup or maybe a van, on the way to? in Southern Idaho or Washington? Anyway, Dad knew he was being followed by suspicious characters, so threw his wallet out the window & memorized the location.

Sure enough they stopped Dad. I don’t know if they frisked him or not, but decided to check the back. Apparently the kids were sleeping, but groaned & the bandits couldn’t tell if they were kids or adults so left. Dad went back & retrieved his wallet.


I told you the story about the little blind dog who nipped the legs of Dad & Aunt Ruth’s run away horse, who was pulling their buggy which was headed right for the river. This might have been in Panapus where Grandpa Shafer had a wheat ranch we were thinking of going there, but went through Pullman instead.

You probably remember the story about Uncle Jim, Dad’s Brother, putting skunks under the little country grade school, probably in Pompa, so school was out for at least a week.

I think I told you about Aunt Orpha’s niece, (Mom’s Brother, Jess Evans wife) and how she used to take the pins out of the door hinges so the door would fall on people. Then she’d take the front of drawers almost off so you can imagine what would happen! Etc.

Enjoy


Another take on the Background on the Evans/Shafer Women

My Cousin Joanne was kind enough to add and correct a few facts on the previous Background on the Evans/Shafer Women that was written by my Mom.