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Young Pilot: 1954
Young pilot and his family. Walnut St. Rochester, Michigan, 1954. My grandfather is resting his bad leg, which was injured in a copper mining accident in the Upper Peninsula. Others include my grandmother, mother, aunt, cousin, and father's shadow.
Dressed up for Sunday
Beautiful family and in '54, all of my family also dressed in their best every Sunday. My grandfather was a retired coal miner with accident-injured legs also, but he made Sunday his "day of rest" and always wore a white shirt and dress clothes. We would usually go for a ride and an ice cream cone Sunday afternoon. Great days.
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