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Grandfather (s)- Every Little Girl Should

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My Grandfather on my mother's side was a steadfast gentleman who worked hard all his life. He married my Grandmother who by today's standards would have been considered too young to marry. But that was the way it was. You see, you married young because there was no 21st century medicine like there is today. People rarely lived past age fifty or sixty.

A determined man, "Patsy" as he was called took his skills and reputation and built a landscaping and nursery business that became the standard by which all landscapers had to aspire. His knack of reading the landscape and placing the right plants in the correct locations made him and his crews sought after.

On my father's side was a large man who knew his place in America and went for it. He formed a successful construction company that was well known in the early forties and fifties in West Hartford, CT.

Grandpa doted on my mother. He passed before I could get to know him but my mother got to know him well as he made sure she had everything to take care of us kids.

While we pass through life not doing much deep thinking, in retrospect, where would we be without them? And, being a woman, in the eyes of your father you are always "Daddy's Little Girl."

Take a peek at my grandfather's daughter.

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