Wednesday, December 31, 2014

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD–Harry Norman Gould 1912-1991

Birthday balloons
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY DAD–He would have been 102 years old today
My Dad was the son of Harry W. Gould & Marie Lindsay.  He was born on New Year’s Eve 1912 in Detroit, Michigan.  He died on 3 Feb 1991 in Trenton, Wayne, Michigan.
Throughout my life it was always a double celebration on New Year’s Eve.
 
My Dad loved to laugh and he was a great story teller.  He could remember so many jokes and I never knew how he did it.
 
I’m thankful that I went through old family photos with him in the years before he died.  There are many we still hadn’t gotten to and I would give anything to ask him a few questions.

ALWAYS ask your parents & grandparents questions about their families.   Use your smart phone or your tablet and record your conversation or write things down.  You will never regret it.

Here are some pictures from the past.  My grandmother, my Dad’s mother, had an old photo album.  You know, the kind with the black pages.  She and my grandpa took quite a few pictures.  Hard to believe these pictures are 100 years old.

Dad in several pictures when he was 5 months old May 1913
MY DAD AT 5 MONTHS WITH HIS MOM & HIS DAD - Detroit, Michigan
 
Dad on the running board of his Wm Goulds car_1918
MY DAD AT ABOUT 6 YRS. OLD ON THE RUNNING BOARD OF HIS GRANDFATHER'S CAR

Dad with his mother on the steps_circa 1914
MY DAD WITH HIS MOTHER – DETROIT, MICHIGAN CIRCA 1914

Gould_H. Norman_about 1933
MY DAD AS A TEENAGER,  IN THE MID 1920’s in his bathing suit

GOULD_Diane with her Dad Harry Norman Gould on her birthday in 1981
ME & MY DAD IN 1981, CELEBRATING MY BIRTHDAY - SAN DIEGO, CA.

I miss you and I love you Dad. 


Bye for now,
Your daughter, Diane

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