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| The English Family Album |
| Albert Dunn English - kneeling in front, with children: Front Row (l to r): Thoughtful, Dot, Vera, Floe Back Row (l to r): Xolaf, Forest, Bemal, Clovis |
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| "Grandpa" |
| Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days) Words and Music by Jamie O'Hara Grandpa, tell me 'bout the good old days Sometimes it feels like this worlds gone crazy Grandpa, take me back to yesterday When the line between right and wrong Didn't seem so hazy Did lovers really fall in love to stay And stand beside each other, come what may Was a promise really something people kept Not just something they would say Did families really bow their heads to pray Did daddies really never go away Oh, grandpa, tell me 'bout the good old days Grandpa, everything is changing fast We call it progress, but I just don't know And grandpa, Let's wander back into the past And paint me the picture of long ago |
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| Back Row: Pete Johnson, Delbert Rogge (Dot's husband), Delbert (Del's son), Forest English, Edna & Leo English, Bill & Merle Johnson Middle Row: Virginia Johnson (Bills' wife), Delbert's wife-Jan, Larry Johnson, Evelena English (Forest's wife) - holding Melanie (Lowell's oldest), Thoughtful, Vera and Frances (Lowell's wife) On Floor: Phyllis (Merle's 1st wife) and Dot with everyone's children. |
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| Forest's birthday at the old ice cream store around 1956: Back row: Pete, Raymond, Dell, Seated: Avis, Lela, Evelena and Grace, in laws of the English's |
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| Forest's birthday around 1956: Back row: Jim Goins, Gerald Steward, Larry Johnson, Leo, Lowell and Melanie, Laverne Next Row: Rose Johnson ? (Larry's wife), unknown, Pat Roudebush Seated: Edna & Donna, Gerald's wife Helen, Nina and Sandy, Frances and Melanie, Ardath Roudebush with daughters Diana & Teresa On floor: Jim & Nina Goins' children |
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| Merle & Phyllis Johnson Family |