Marion Lee Everett Drury was born on January 1, 1909 and her Parents were Harold & Alice (Lee) Everett. She also had one older sister, Lucy (Auntie Lou) and a younger brother, Walter (Uncle Cut).
My Grammy was a wonderful, loving person and I was very close to her. I remember spending a lot of my childhood at her beautiful Victorian home in Watertown on Katherine Road. I especially enjoyed going over to her house for Sunday dinners and sleeping over for a weekend every summer, I also remember playing in her big backyard: ordering out for pizza, I still remember Auntie Lou cooking up her onions to put them on her pizza; sitting in her den listening to my music; sitting around the dining room table playing canasta or going over to Victory Field which was right on the other side of the fence from her property. I will always cherish those times and I often wish I could go back there, even today.
My Grammy was a wonderful, loving person and I was very close to her. I remember spending a lot of my childhood at her beautiful Victorian home in Watertown on Katherine Road. I especially enjoyed going over to her house for Sunday dinners and sleeping over for a weekend every summer, I also remember playing in her big backyard: ordering out for pizza, I still remember Auntie Lou cooking up her onions to put them on her pizza; sitting in her den listening to my music; sitting around the dining room table playing canasta or going over to Victory Field which was right on the other side of the fence from her property. I will always cherish those times and I often wish I could go back there, even today.
Marion Lee Everett Drury was born on January 1, 1909 and her Parents were Harold & Alice (Lee) Everett. She also had one older sister, Lucy (Auntie Lou) and a younger brother, Walter (Uncle Cut).
My Grammy was a wonderful, loving person and I was very close to her. I remember spending a lot of my childhood at her beautiful Victorian home in Watertown on Katherine Road. I especially enjoyed going over to her house for Sunday dinners and sleeping over for a weekend every summer, I also remember playing in her big backyard: ordering out for pizza, I still remember Auntie Lou cooking up her onions to put them on her pizza; sitting in her den listening to my music; sitting around the dining room table playing canasta or going over to Victory Field which was right on the other side of the fence from her property. I will always cherish those times and I often wish I could go back there, even today.
My Grammy was a wonderful, loving person and I was very close to her. I remember spending a lot of my childhood at her beautiful Victorian home in Watertown on Katherine Road. I especially enjoyed going over to her house for Sunday dinners and sleeping over for a weekend every summer, I also remember playing in her big backyard: ordering out for pizza, I still remember Auntie Lou cooking up her onions to put them on her pizza; sitting in her den listening to my music; sitting around the dining room table playing canasta or going over to Victory Field which was right on the other side of the fence from her property. I will always cherish those times and I often wish I could go back there, even today.
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