Here we stand. Just out the back door of our old Kentucky home. Mom had her white gloves, Henry [my older brother] had his bow tie neatly in place, and I...well I had my Easter Bunny held close to the chest. I guess Henry felt he was too old to participate in such excitement, but hey...it was Sunday, and I wanted to take my bunny to Church. It was light blue, had long pointy ears, with a chest of pure white. Soft and cuddly it was. Only a ride to Church it got, since it had to wait in the car until Church was over. Well, anyway, all those goodies still awaited, and I was going to feast after Church with my brand new bunny. An Easter Sunday it was.
Wonderful photograph and commentary! I remember the older brother, but I do not recall his name. I also remember that Jerry and I played a game of chess at his house when we were either freshmen or sophomores in high school. I think I won, or perhaps he graciously allowed me to win. Afterwards, Jerry showed me a see-through plastic man in his room and told me that he planned to become a medical doctor. Congratulations, Jerry, for achieving your dreams! The GRC Class of '69 is proud of you!
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