ZACHARY, MOM (LAURA) AND CAMERON |
CONTAINED IN THIS BLOG ARE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR 50 PLUS YEARS TOGETHER. DURING THAT TIME WE ADDED FIVE GIRLS TO THE WORLD, AND WATCHED THEM GROW INTO FIVE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THEY IN TURN HAVE GIVEN US FOURTEEN GRAND-CHILDREN. NOW, IN OUR SPARE TIME, WE ENJOY TRAVELING AROUND THE WORLD.
Friday, February 11, 2005
A COUPLE OF KIDS WITH THEIR MOM
Wednesday, February 2, 2005
GRAM'S BIRTHDAY - NUMBER 80
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GRAM, MOM (LOIS JR.) AND DOLO |
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LOIS AND LOIS |
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| JERRY, GRAM, MOM, AND MARK |
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OLIVIA AND GRAM |
| THE BIRTHDAY GIRL |
A PICTURE OF CINDY AND HER ESSAY ABOUT HER GRANDMA (1985) |
Saturday, January 15, 2005
2005.01 CRUISE ON THE MELLENIUM
Saturday, June 28, 2003
CATHY'S WEDDING
JASON KILLIAN & CATHY BEYER JUNE 28, 2003 |
LAURA, LOIS (MOM) CHERYL LOOKING OVER MOM'S SHOULDER CATHY, DENISE, DAD, AND CINDY |
LOIS, CATHY, JASON, & DENNIS |
Wednesday, September 12, 2001
2001 SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
NYFD MEMBERS WITH FLAG AND MAST FROM TRADE CENTER |
Friday, May 22, 1998
1998 CINDY'S GRADUATION AND ZACHARY'S BIRTH - SOME BUSY DAYS
Command decision: Dad will go to Boston. Cathy will keep him company and Gram will ride shotgun. This gang got out of Town with no problems and settled in to see the Graduation in blistering heat. When it was over Dad got some deserved rest, while Gram sneaked Cathy out for a few drinks at CHEERS. Well the facts here are correct. Nice memory.
While half the family was out of Town Mom took charge and went with Laura to deliver her #1. His name was Zachary.
Some pictures of the Stars of the Post appear below, although they were not actually taken on that date. We had to work some "Future Pictures" into our story from 1998. Here they are.
THE GRADUATE A FEW YEARS LATER |
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THE PARENTS OF THE GRADUATE, AND GRANDPARENTS ALL IN SAME TIME FRAME |
POPPY HAS THE BABY OF 1998, ZACHARY HAS A FEW YEARS UNDER HIS BELT |
| HERE'S LAURA, THE MOMMY WITH NUMBER #3 THAT'S CALIANA IN PINK |
Sunday, January 16, 1994
DENNIS BEYER APPOINTED "CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER"
After a 28 year career as a member of the Essex County Probation Department, Dennis was appointed Chief Probation Officer in Middlesex County, NJ.
The First Day on the job Dennis drove 47 miles to his new office in New Brunswick to find nobody came to work that day due to a major snow and ice storm. He made sure to add his name to the list of those to be notified in the event of future storms.
The Sun arose the following day and made everyday bright throughout the remainder of his career.











