Mom & Dad stand in their
restaurant in Uniontown Pennsylvania.
Mom and Dad bought Michael's in 88 while I was in the Navy. This will explain why I am not in many pictures with them.
Mom cooking up something good while I was home on leave.
Mom hard at work --- or is it hard at play.
Dad always has his coffee ... Vicki (a friend) wanders why she associates with us. Vicki's Mom Sil (photo unavailable)
helps out a lot at the restaurant.
Pap, about to light a stogie, discusses what songs he would like to hear on the jukebox with Aunt Cart.
Even the Beer Cooler gets decorated for Christmas at Michael's.
Mom and Cart take a moment to pose for the camera while baking delicious things in the kitchen.
The back room looks nice for Christmas and with 2 TVs we wont miss any Football action over the holidays.
Mom looks like she just got the mail. What's this! Sprite instead of coffee! ... Look closely at our
horse in the background. See.. I do so own a horse... Well, not any more.
Dad looks like he is hunting for a telephone number...
Mom started
Love From Home support group for guys in Desert Shied/Storm. They hung Yellow Ribbons around town, helped get
the American People to stand behind their GIs, and sent us (GIs) countless letters & care packages.
On behalf of the Armed Services, We salute you all.
Dad lends a hand. Being a Vietnam Vet, he fully understood the significance of L.F.H.
Mom had no doubts that we would kick iraq's butt. (not a capitalization error, iraq doesn't deserve to be capitalized.)
Mom and friends rally for support of our troops.