Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore 2008

Story in Record Eagle re: Book Donation to the Traverse Area District Library

http://ks-gt.blogspot.com/2008/08/acts-of-kindness-documentation.html

shawn wolfgram

1996

Daughter of Ben and Barbara

Anyone want to take a shot at what she is thinking? Dad are you trying to fool me again? or I am not so sure what you are saying is right? lol

Aunt Barb & Ren Jul 2010

Here are the two gadabouts

doing what they do best... horsing around!! ;)

Benhart Benjamin Wolfgram 1904-1979

Michael and the Flood Waters

arghhh
There are many who visit this page know of the spring floods we had at the home on Airport Road. Here is Mike, abt 1980ish, tip-toeing through the water. Well, alright, plowing through~! The pond would be in the right hand corner.

Erma Josephine Kratochvil Wolfgram Boating

Nona, Ben and Brenda's mom, Erma. She would be happier with a fish pole in her hand but a boat was a good second.

Clara, Edward Kratochvil, Erma, Ezam Secor, Leah Jacques

Edward Martin Kratochvil, Clarabelle Inez Secor, on lap, Erma Josephine Kratochvil born 5 Feb 1911, and Ezam Secor.

Erma is the child of Ed and Clara. Clara is the child of Ezam and Leah Jacques. In Quebec where Ezam was born his name is spelled Sicard until they came to reside in Michigan about 1861. Photograph taken around 1912.

Kratochvil - Secor Family members

Left to right-back row:
Edward M. Kratochvil, Al Lafontsee, Clarabelle I. Secor Kratochvil, Marguerite Kratochvil, Bertie Secor Kratochvil, Uncle John (to Erma) Kratochvil

Left to front-front row:
Erma J. Kratochvil Wolfgram (holding white dog), Grandma Josephine Svoboda Kratochvil, Aunt Cecilia Secor Lafontsee, Aunt Annie Lyman

Sunset nr Acme MI on Grand Traverse Bay

My current favorite sunset: except for some reason the yellows are not showing up as good here. Taken 17 July 2009 on US 31 leaving Acme heading towards Traverse City looking over East Grand Traverse Bay.

Wolfgram family..

Barb / Ben (1967)
Shawn, 7

Benny, 3

Rene, 2

Grandchildren of Erma & Ben

Grandchildren of Erma J. Kratochvil and Ben Wolfgram.
Left to right from the back: Steven (green shirt), Cindy (pink shirt), Tami, Jeni (blue/red collar), Shawn (white shirt)

In front of Steven is Michael, Rene (blue checked dress, then Ben (yellow shirt)

Cynthia W. Henderson 2008 Israel

Baptized in the Jordan River, Israel

Cynthia Henderson dau of Hugh and Nona Marie

The Ben's with the coon's

Ezam Secor and Leah Jacques

Bust shots of their wedding picutres:
My great-grandparents Ezam (Sicard) Secor and Leah Jacques. Ezam's birth name is Sicard but when he came to Grand Traverse county it somehow got americanized. Whether it started with him or someone who heard the Sicard (See-Car) as Secor (See-Core). Married 1880 St. Francis Church, Traverse City, Michigan

Benny Vists The Moores 14 Dec 2008

Justin with 2 remotes, Ben, Tami




Mia a Chow/Boxer mix awesome dog!















My silver-haired daughter-in-law; Mike by the television doing what? when Justin has the controls. OH.. he is on the phone!!! Mia the dog keeping track of what was going on. Hmmm, Hey B? Where are you?

Justin at Lacrosse May 2009

Moore family attending Lacrosse~

Folsom Prison Blues

Brother Ben and a couple of buddies entertaining at a local nursing home

My Sister's daughter, Jeni and her family

left to right - back
Nicole, Steven, Jeni
left to right - front
Sara - Natasha

Brenda, Tami, Brittany, Justin Sketch Pixs

Second week of March 2009.
Justin and Tami Sketch from Face Book App


Brittany and Tami Sketch from Face Book App


Brenda

Breakfast in 3rd Grade

About 8 years of age, my mom is working and my dad had gotten me up for school. I lived on Hope Street and went to the new Oak Park School on Garfield Avenue. I am sure most folks were having pancakes, french toast, eggs, cereal for breakfast but how boring!! My dad was not a cook but he was there, while mom was already at work, to make my breakfast. These were the best grilled cheese sandwiches I have ever had and probably the best I will ever have as 'dad made them'. Who would have ever thought something like this would be a favorite memory!