My 16-millimeter Memory series
For about a decade beginning in 1938, my father took 16mm movies
of our family, some black and white, but most in color (unusual for the day).
Early in the 1980s, he had the deteriorating film transferred to VHS tape.
With concern for its durability, I decided to transfer those silent images
to a digital format, editing them and adding music and captions.
I've begun to upload these short clips on YouTube.
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Among the many places online and elsewhere to buy inkjet and laser printer cartridges,
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Face-to-face: happiness
is snuggling with my grandnephew
(Thomas
Newton Ward, IV - Thanksgiving 2001)

Side-by-side:
Thomas and I reconnect at Christmas 2007.
It turns out we both love
pistols and the piano. Genes rule!
A
LOOK AT MY STORY




The early years (l to r): Drexel Park, ca. 1942;
Ocean City, NJ, ca. 1945; Drexel Hill School, 1952 & 1954
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