ILDRETH HIGHLIGHTS

HILDRETH HIGHLIGHTS
VOL. XXVII, NO. 3
January 2004
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SEE WHAT HAPPENED IN 2003!
This was indeed a milestone year for
Terri and me. We attended our 50th
college class reunions in June and
celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary
in September. (August 15 2003 was our
actual date.) Our daughters, Ellen
Pastizzo of Tampa, FL, Susan Scallion of
Meriden, CT and Jayne Hildreth of Dania
Beach, FL combined their skills and
resources to give us a marvelous party. A
large group of friends and relatives
helped us celebrate in grand style. This
was a wonderful evening with
outstanding entertainment, both singing
and dancing. It was an evening we that
we will always cherish. Without
question, it was the best party we ever
attended, and to think that it was in our
honor, made it truly memorable. We are
looking forward to the big 2004 Reunion
in September. Charleston is one of our
most favorite places to visit. BUD &
TERRI HILDRETH, 15909 Dawson
Ridge Dr., Tampa, FL 33647-1325,
Email [email protected]
On September 27, 2003, I married Jaime
Elizabeth Vassallo, daughter of Mary
Kierans Vassallo and Richard William
Vassallo of Yardley PA, Wildwood Crest
NJ, and Lake Harmony PA. My parents
are Joan Cashman Hildreth and Ronald
Budd Hildreth. Most reverend Joseph A.
Galante, a Roman Catholic bishop,
officiated at my wedding in St. John the
Evangelist
Catholic
Church
in
Philadelphia PA.
A reception was
subsequently held in the Park Hyatt at the
Bellevue Hotel in Philadelphia PA.
(SEE PHOTO # 1) My brother, Steven
Ronald Hildreth, was the best man, and
my other brother, Bradley Budd Hildreth,
was a groomsmen. The bridesmaids
included my sisters, Jane Hildreth
O'Keeffe and Elizabeth Hildreth Scully.
My nephew, Lucas Bradley Hildreth, was
one of the ring bearers, and my nieces,
Kathleen Cashman O'Keeffe and Anne
Elizabeth Scully, were among the flower
girls. In her capacity as my godmother
and aunt, Carol McDougal Cashman read
from the Old Testament. After a twoweek honeymoon in Hawaii, we now
reside in our condominium on the West
Side of New York near Lincoln Center.
Concerning my lineage, I am a twelfth
generation descendant of Thomas
Hildreth who settled in Southampton NY
in the 1640's and a thirteenth generation
descendant of Lion Gardiner who in 1639
was the first Lord of the Manor of
Gardiner's Island, NY. JAIME & JEFF
HILDRETH 165 W. 66th St., New York
NY 10023, (Tel.) 917-6968-0668,
[email protected]
[email protected]
The Bradley Hildreth family (SEE
PHOTO #2) has had another year filled
with excitement. Lucas, 6, attended
lacrosse camp and loved it so much that
he slept with his lacrosse stick for days.
Megan, 5, taught herself how to swim
and by July was jumping off the diving
board. Alexandra, 3, started nursery
school and takes ballet class with her
cousin, Kelly O'Keeffe. Bradley kept the
excitement going by constructing an ice
skating rink in the back yard for the kids
to play hockey! BRADLEY & MARIA
HILDRETH, 27 Fairmount Blvd.,
Garden City, NY 11530. Tel. 516-4884844 [email protected]
I have new “Twins” grandchildren (SEE
PHOTO #3) They are the children of
my daughter Marie Matheson Eastman
and her husband, Jody Eastman of
Urbandale, IA. The twins were born on
Sept. 11, 2003. (Something good
happened that day!) Their names are
Sean Matthew Eastman and Shea Marie
Eastman and were born a little over four
weeks early. I’ve been trying to help
them as much as I can. RUTH
MATHESON, P.O. Box 138, Rake, IA
50465 Tel: 641-566-3369.
I celebrated my 100th birthday on June 8th
with my family and friends (SEE
PHOTO # 4) We had the party at the
American Legion on Bay Street in Sag
Harbor. My daughter, Jane was there
with her children, Janice, Susan and
Michelle, and Michelle’s daughter, Strye.
They traveled from Washington State.
There were also many nieces,
grandchildren and great-grand children. It
was a moving milestone for me! Thanks
to all who attended. HILDA “TILLIE”
HILDRETH, 15 Cove Road, Sag
Harbor, NY 11963 Tel: 631-725-0301.
In January 2003, we enjoyed several
weeks in Florida seeing friends in Vero
Beach, Stuart and Jupiter and having a
reunion of our 2 families in Fort
Lauderdale, the venue for our wedding in
1959. Next, was the Hildreth Holiday in
Spain with some of our cousins during
the month of March which included tours
of Costa del Sol, Granada, Seville,
Cordoba, Toledo, Madrid and Barcelona
with a side trip to Morocco in Africa. As
usual, we spent the summer with "sun
and surf" in Montauk NY where Joan
hosted a party to celebrate Ron's 70th
birthday. Early in September was the
National Reunion of the Hildreth Family
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Association held in Colorado, and our
family members visited, among others,
the Air Force Academy, Pikes Peak,
Garden of the Gods, Estes Park, Vail Ski
Resort, Black Canyon, Million Dollar
Highway, Narrow Gauge Railroad, Mesa
Verde National Park and Four Corners
Monument.
Our own "Hildreth
Highlight" of the year was the wedding
of our son, Jeffrey Cashman Hildreth, on
September 27 to Jaime Elizabeth
Vassallo at St. John the Evangelist
Catholic Church in Philadelphia PA with
a subsequent reception at the Park Hyatt
at the Bellevue Hotel.(SEE PHOTO # 5)
On December 31, Ron retired from the
law firm of Baker Botts where he was a
partner specializing in Patent Law;
however, he is still an Adjunct Professor
at St. John's School of Law. JOAN AND
RON HILDRETH, 171 Whitehall Blvd.,
Garden City NY 11530. Tel. 516-2487877,
Fax.
516-248-0138.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Our special event for 2003 was the
graduation of our oldest grandchild,
Amanda Stabb, from high school with
honors and her acceptance into
Georgetown University as a freshman.
We are proud grandparents. JANICE
HLIDRETH HELLER, 963 Trumpet
Ct., Davidsonville, MD 21035 Tel: 301261-7439 [email protected]
We went to Alaska in August 2003 (SEE
PHOTO # 6). The trip was a present
from our children for our 50th wedding
anniversary. We had a wonderful time,
saw beautiful country, many glaciers.
Went on a train trip from Anchorage to
Seward, then on a boat out to the Ocean.
Saw seals, many seabirds and a whale
too! The Aquarium in Seward was very
interesting. In Anchorage we went to a
native museum, very good too! Drove up
the Matanuska Valley and to the
Matanuska glacier. The week we were in
Alaska went all too fast. The people were
very nice and the food was great too! We
really can recommend a trip to Alaska!
ROBERT AND GISELA HILDRETH,
20975 Highway 91 South, Dillon, MT
59725.
This is a picture of me, my grandson,
Andy Jennings, and his wife, Shelley.
(SEE PHOTO #10) BILL HARMS,
11411 Park Road, Evansville, IN 47725,
Tel: 812-867-5564.
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DEATHS
WINSLOW P. HILDRETH, 80, of Winchendon, died unexpectedly March 7, 2003. He was born on March 3, 1923, son
of the late Robert E. Hildreth Sr. and J. Arlene (Hill) Hildreth. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II serving in
Normandy, northern France, and the Rhineland. He was awarded two Purple Hearts, a Bronze Service Arrowhead, three
Battle Stars, and the World War II Victory Medal. He leaves his wife of 41 years, Ruth E. (Cote) Hildreth, two sons,
Richard W. Hildreth, and Russell D. Hildreth, four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased
by two brothers, Douglas H. Hildreth, and Robert E. Hildreth Jr.
CAROLYN HILDRETH ZOLLER Passed away on July 21, 2003 at the age of 91. She enjoyed her membership in the
Hildreth Family Association. Her daughter, Imogene Hildreth Zoller, survives her.
EDWARD C. HILDRETH JR., 73, of Waynesville, NC died Sunday, November 9, 2003. He was the son of the late
Edward C. Hildreth and the late Margaret Owen Hildreth of Evanston, IL. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church
of Waynesville and an Army veteran having served during the Korean War. He retired from Encyclopedia Britannica
Educational Corp., Chicago, in 1972, where he was director of editorial services. He was a graduate of Lake Forest
Academy, Illinois, and the University of Alabama. He was preceded in death by his brother, Owen Hildreth. Surviving are
a sister-in-law, two nephews and one niece.
GEORGE A. HILDRETH, 78, of Marlborough and formerly of Natick both in MA, died on February 11, 2004, after a
period of declining health. His wife of nearly 50 years, Rosalia “Lilly” (Sciortino) Hildreth, preceded him in death in
1997. Born in Framingham MA, George was the son of the late George and Alice (Cormier) Hildreth. He graduated with
high honors as a member of Sigma Epsilon Rho from Northeastern University in 1957. He retired in 1986 from High
Voltage Engineering Corporation in Burlington where he had been employed for 40 years as a mechanical engineer. A
veteran of World War II, he served as a special agent in the U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps stationed in Italy. As a
member of the executive board of the Hildreth Family Association, George made significant contributions to our
organization, such as maintaining the computer records for current members, printing address labels from the computer,
and distributing the Hildreth Highlights. These contributions have been invaluable to the successful operation of the
HFA. George was extremely proud of his Hildreth Heritage. He was dedicated not only to his immediate family, but also
to all of us in his extended family throughout the United States. We will miss him especially his three children, George
“Jay” Hildreth, of Derry, NH, Pamela Simpson Lussier, of Woodstock, CT, and Cynthia Bremer, of Lunenburg, MA; his
grandchildren, Cory and Cassandra Hildreth of Clinton, MA, Heather, Timothy and Jennifer Simpson of Woodstock, CT,
and Kristen, Rebecca and Jacob Bremer of Lunenburg, MA; his loving companion, Marjorie Moulton of Marlborough,
and her sons, Dana and Scott Moulton; and his three brothers, Donald Hildreth of Nevada, Richard Hildreth of Ashland,
MA, and Norman Hildreth of Dennis, MA. His sister, Barbara (Hildreth) Camille, died in 1997.
During World War II, when BARBARA HILDRETH heard an air raid siren, she would get on her bicycle and pedal
down Ocean Road in Bridgehampton, NY to the beach to look for German planes. It was her role in the United States
Coast Guard’s “Eastern Shield” early warning system, said her daughter, Margaret Hildreth Griffin of Bridgehampton.
She died at the age of 89. She was born in Shelburne Falls, MA, on June 16, 1913, to Tilly and Rev. Waldo Burgess. A
graduate of Bridgehampton High School who attended Adelphi University, Barbara worked as a nurse’s aide at
Southampton Hospital during World War II. She was a clerk for the Town of Southampton. Barbara was involved with
the Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church. She loved playing bridge. In addition to her daughter, Barbara is survived by a
sister, Elizabeth Burgess Hill and four grandchildren, Jeanne Denise Griffin-Maynard, Kathleen Graham Griffin, Douglas
L. Bormuth and Lynn Bormuth Bennett. Mrs. Hildreth’s husband, John Topping Hildreth, predeceased her as did her
daughter, Jeanne Hildreth Bormuth.
VIVIAN H. TARKINGTON died on June 3, 2003 in Littleton, CO. She was born on April 16, 1909, in Chicago, IL.
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The saddest event of my life was the loss
of my beautiful daughter, Sandra, on Jan.
21, 2003. She died of a rare heart
problem, Long Q-T Syndrome. A
memorial service was held in Sterling,
MA. As she wished, her ashes will be
scattered in PEI, Wyoming and
Assateague. CAROLYN E. MYRICK,
PO Box 220, Temple, NH 03084, Tel:
603-878-3183 [email protected]
About a week after returning from the
Hildreth Reunion, Greg fell and sustained
a concussion, broken rib, punctured lung,
and broken hip. Patient is doing well.
Plans are under way for a two week
vacation in Florida in February. (SEE
PHOTO #8), LINWOOD “GREG” &
PAULINE HILDRETH, 449 Tate Rd,
Corinth, ME 04427 Tel: 207-285-3077.
I am the grandson of Olivia (Hildreth)
Beyer and Jacob Beyer and the son of
Robert P. Beyer. My wife, Wendy, and I
have a daughter, Haleigh Elizabeth Beyer
born on 9-16-84, and a son, Jacob
Bradley Beyer born on 6-19-91. 2003
was a very busy year. It was Haleigh's
last year at East Hampton High School.
She was class president for 3 years, was
student association president, started a
dance team and danced in the Macy's
Parade on Thanksgiving 2002, did the
choreography and lead parts in plays,
played in the band, sang in 3 choruses,
and went to Florida with thousands of
teens on a talent/fashion fest. Above all,
she is a kid with respect and decency who
is now in the University of NC at
Wilmington. We'll brag about our son,
Jake, at a later time. On September 3,
Wendy and I celebrated our 25th
wedding anniversary. Sadly, Wendy's
mother died on Nov. 3. BRAD &
WENDY BEYER, PO Box 1284,
Bridgehampton, NY 11932 Tel 631-5377064
FAX
631-537-5860,
[email protected]
We enjoyed year 2003 with health and
happiness. (SEE PHOTO #14) Annie,
age 5, is enjoying kindergarten, ballet and
Daisy Girl Scouts. She loves to swim,
ski and skate. Our other daughter, Mary
Jane, age 2, goes to school once a week
and is always ready to have fun! She
enjoys coloring, swimming and playing
hide-and-go-seek. Joe and I are doing
well. We are expecting our third baby in
Aug. 2004. ELIZABETH HILDRETH
SCULLY, 120 Wickham Rd, Garden
City, NY 11530
Ed and Eathal Hildreth were busy
keeping up with our 16 grandchildren and
their sport and school events. Our two
oldest grandchildren graduated from high
school. One is serving a mission in
Argentina for his church and the other is
enrolled in Computer Engineering at
college. Two other boys achieved their
Eagle Rank in scouting. We did some
construction at our cabin up at Medicine
Lodge and at our home in Butte. Our big
project for 2003 was gathering family
history. We hope to publish a 600 page
Hildreth-Olsen History book this spring.
ED & EATHAL HILDRETH, 122
Renz Dr, Butte MT 59701 Tel: 406- 4943017 [email protected] (this will
change in a couple of months when we
can get a broadband cable provider) My
church e-mail: [email protected]
My
three
daughters
and
two
granddaughters joined me in flying back
east to celebrate Tillie's 100th birthday.
We stayed at the Blue Haven Motel in
Montauk at the suggestion of Ron
Hildreth-good place. Ron invited us to
the Blessing of the Fleet in Montauk after
the party I hosted at the American Legion
in Sag Harbor. Tillie still lives in her own
home on North Haven with a companion.
Her mind is very active and her long term
memory great. JANE HILDRETH
KELLEY, 3402 I St. NE #I-203, Auburn
WA 98002 Phone/fax: 253- 939-6530
[email protected]
2003 was a good year, if you overlook
the heart stints which were installed, and
they were probably an improvement over
the alternative. We enjoyed the trip with
the Hildreth Family Association with the
reunion in Colorado. (SEE PHOTO # 7)
Met some good people and saw a lot of
interesting places. We thank Ron and
Joan Hildreth for all they do to set up and
conduct the trip. Also, thanks to our great
bus driver. He did a great job also.
Enjoyed making the acquaintance of
fellow Hoosier, Bill Harms. We are
happy about a 2004 event in Charleston.
We expect our second grandchild about
July 14, 2004. May God nurse me along
until then and some more. God Bless all
you Hildreths and kin. RICHARD
HILDRETH, 2026 Round Barn Ct.,
Anderson, IN 46017 Tel 765-376-4459,
Office:
765-648-6532
[email protected]
We are looking forward to a healthy
2004.We spent most of 2003 recuperating
from various illnesses and operations
ending the year with both of us down
with flu at the same time over Christmas.
(We did have shots.) We hated to miss
the Colorado trip but it was unavoidable.
We are looking to the reunion this year in
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Colorado. Wishing a healthy and
prosperous year to everyone until we
meet again. DON & DOROTHY
HILDRETH, 735 E. High Street,
Rockwell City, IA 50579 Tel: 712-2979931 [email protected]
In June 2003 Larry and I attended my
60th class reunion from University of
Massachusetts. Last March we bought a
power boat at Palm Beach, FL and
cruised on it to Narragansett Bay, RI
where we enjoyed it all summer. Then in
September we waited out Hurricane
Isabel on the Connecticut River, then
cruised south enjoying the Intracoastal
Waterway, then across Lake Okeechobee
in central Florida and on to St. Petersburg
where we have been living on the boat.
ALICE & LARRY SHEPARD, PO Box
587, St. Petersburg, FL 33731-0587 Tel:
904-612-1511
FAX:
904-613-4368
[email protected]
Last July, we went to Briksdalsbreen, a
glacier in Norway close to Geiranger
fjord. The glaciers, waterfalls and snowcapped mountains were just breathtaking.
The girls enjoyed it so much that they’d
love to go back next year. (SEE PHOTO
#11) HANNA & MARK HILDRETH,
29 Contessa Ct, Port Washington, NY
11777 Tel: 631-331-5271.
I’m in my second year back home in
Mississippi. I have gone to work as an
editor for Tonya Zavasta at BR
Publishing. Being an editor is not a
stretch for a former English professor,
but the joke on me is that Tonya writes
health and cookbooks. As many of you
know, my culinary skills start and stop
with broiling a steak! SHARRON K.
CARRELL, 7693 Bramble Lane, Walls,
MS 38680-8944 Tel: 662-781-0294
[email protected]
I celebrated my 75th birthday on January
25th, 2004. My sons, Greg and Kenny
Cristman, and their wives, Cindy and
Cathie, took me out to dinner to a lovely
restaurant. My grandchildren, Alex and
Julia, were also with us. We had a
delicious dinner, and lively conversation,
while a man sang a lot of wonderful
songs that had been very popular with my
generation. We then went back to Cindy
and Greg’s home for a while. They
presented me with a beautiful necklace
and a very pretty pair of earrings. Greg
and Cindy are also HFA members, and
enjoy reading about all of the Hildreth
shenanigans! BETTY BALL, 159
Jennings Ave., Patchogue, NY 11772
Tel: 631-475-3729.
Bill and I took a cruise from San Juan,
PR to the So.Caribbean in March 2003.
We stopped in Aruba, Curacao, St.
Thomas and St. Maartin. It was a
wonderful get away from the cold New
York winter. In July we spent a week at
the Jersey shore with family and friends.
We take over wherever we go with more
than 30 of us storming the beach for
some sun, surf and sand. Another great
vacation. In October, Bill celebrated his
65th birthday with a gathering of children,
grandchildren and friends. His insistence
that there be no celebration was not
adhered to, and a good time was had by
all at the Chart House in Dobbs Ferry,
NY. The evening started off with a black
out and our surprise was that there was
no electricity in the entire area. As family
and friends arrived, Bill’s surprise
continued to grow and we had to decide
where to take the entourage if the power
didn’t come back on soon. Fortunately
for us, it did and we were able to enjoy
the scenic Hudson River views in a
restaurant
almost
completely
to
ourselves. It was a good thing because
the grandkids, ages 18 months to 11 years
were hard to contain. We wish all the
Hildreth cousins good health. JANET &
BILL HILDRETH, 859 Belleville Dr.,
Valley Cottage, NY 10989
Sarah Barwood Hoover and Neal Alan
Hoover on 16 December 2002. Her name
is Colby Elisabeth. Our second
grandchild, another girl, Morgan
Elizabeth, was born to Becky Chiott
Barwood and Justin Carroll Barwood on
11 February 2003. (SEE PHOTO #9)
Descendants of Herman Jonathan
Hildreth (born 26 May 1827, Herkimer,
NY), John Thaddeus Hildreth and Mary
Elizabeth Hildreth Denison, had a
reunion at our home in Vermont in July
2003 and attending were Judy and
Wendell Barwood, Jan and John Brown,
Paige and Pappy Gillett Hawkes, Jill
Devins and Cindy Cameron. JUDY AND
WENDELL
BARWOOD,
1362
Christian St., White River Jct, VT 05001
802-295-2435 [email protected]
Here is a picture of our children, Gregory
and Tyler on the beach in Montauk, NY
(SEE PHOTO #12) TRACEY AND
STEVEN HILDRETH, 56 Rose Ave.,
Floral Park, NY 11001 Tel: 516-7754465. FAX: 516-775-7714
Last August, I finally made the decision
to move to Des Moines. Choosing Des
Moines was a difficult decision as it
would have been great to be close to
Terry, Jean and Jon, but Colorado was so
far from everyone else, including my
Seymour friends and my cousins in
Northern Iowa. Then too, I have three
grandchildren and four great grands – one
of them “brand” new—living here.
Thanksgiving, I went to Omaha with
grandson, Colin, and family and spent the
day with my sister and her family.
CHARLOTTE SCOTT, 3520 Grand
Ave., Sargent Apt.#154, Des Moines, IA
50312 Tel: 515-271-6549.
Roy and Darlene had a very good 2003.
As always, we seemed to be too busy.
Ray remodeled an apartment, built a
horse barn and is finishing building a 4plex. We were grateful for a reprieve
from work to attend the Hildreth
Colorado reunion. It was a good time and
well worth the money. Our son, Bryce,
married Hazel Monares last July. Our
grand daughter, Brandee Thornton,
married Kendall Bert last June. So our
family continues to grow. We still found
time to roam the mountains on 4
wheelers and horses. We had two nice
family reunions – one in July and one in
November. We hope to be able to attend
the Hildreth reunion in Charleston once
again to renew our acquaintances with
everyone. We wish all a healthy, happy
2004. RAY & DARLENE HILDRETH,
15 Nick Lane, Dillon, Montana 59725
Tel: 406-683-5398
Our big event of 2003 was the marriage
of our great-granddaughter, Alisha
Schlinker, and Rick Lawson when both
were in the USAF and stationed in
Germany. She was then sent to Kuwait
for 6 months at the beginning of the Iraqi
War. After being sent back to Germany
to join her husband, both returned home
for more training to be deployed to South
Korea, where they are stationed for 1
year. Alisha is the granddaughter of
Howard and Louise Hildreth. HOOT &
BESSIE HILDRETH, 513 Bellwood
Lane, Modesto, CA 95356
2003 was a fabulous year for the
O’Keeffe family!! (SEE PHOTO #13)
After only 18 months living in our “new”
house, we moved again to a “bigger”
house which is only 3 blocks away from
my parents! (Ron and Joan Hildreth). The
house was in perfect “move-in” condition
and felt like “home sweet home”
immediately! I feel like I’ve “come
home” because this is the neighborhood I
grew up in as a child. I have such fond
memories here, climbing trees, playing
with friends and bicycling around this
area. I find myself telling many tales of
my childhood to my 7 year old, Katie,
and 4 year old, Kelly. I feel like I’ve
come “full circle”. They are so lucky that
the grandparents live so close! My
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parents are always a fixture at our house.
My husband, Brice, was just chosen out
of 10,000 people in the Mandarian
Oriental Hotel Company to receive his
MBA – what an honor! He has spent
many hours studying at the Library and
traveling to Hong Kong for weeks at a
time, but in the end it will be well worth
it! I am soooo proud of his achievements!
The girls are great! Katie is receiving her
first Holy Communion in May. She is
still Irish step dancing too. Kelly loves to
sing, dance and play with her friends.
They are growing up so quickly! Happy
2004. We can’t wait for summer! It was a
very long, cold, icy winter in NY. JANE
HILDRETH O’KEEFFE, 213 Kilburn
Rd, Garden City, NY 11530 Tel: 516747-6369 [email protected]
The fires last year were awful. We could
see the flames from our upstairs windows
on the hills. The fire was also only 2
miles from us and burned 51 houses here
in Poway. Our house was okay. Two
days later, we found out Kent’s house
was still standing. About 349 houses
burned in Kent’s area. Scripps Ranch, 6
on their street. Our prayers were
answered. After missing the last two
Hildreth reunions, we and Kent’s family
(Kent, Linda, and children, Spencer and
Trisha) left San Diego in our RV for
Colorado. On our way, I fell off my chair
very hard as Beach rounded a curve (the
chair was NOT tied down). The x-rays
showed a broken collar bone. Then on to
Colorado Springs where we met
everyone on the first night. Beach and I
did not get on the Hildreth Bus the next
day to tour the state since I went to the
ER again. Several days later, we met up
with the group in Mesa Verde and saw
the Cliff dwellings. The moral of this
happening is to Tie Down That Chair!!!
(PHOTO #15) BEACH & DOROTHY
HILDRETH 14662 Silverset St., Poway,
CA 92064 [email protected]
HILDRETH HERITAGE
TOUR OF ENGLAND-SEPT. 2005
YOU WILL SEE WHERE OUR
ANCESTORS LIVED, WORKED,
AND PRAYED
“SAVE YOUR PENNIES”
HILDRETH
NATIONAL REUNION
Charleston, Savannah, and
Hilton Head
SEPTEMBER 22 – 29, 2004