son of Arthur Franklin Ackerman and Josephine Bell Stanley,
died of Tuberculous Meningitis.
far right, little blonde boy.
My grandfather asked his young son Ralph
"Son are you ever going to get up?"
Ralph replied
"I don't think so"
He died the next morning.
Ralph died on an old metal framed day bed that my Grandfather took a nap on every day of his life, it set behind the wood stove in the bay window of the dining room in my Grandparents Farmhouse, that burned to the ground in 1968.
died of Tuberculous Meningitis.
far right, little blonde boy.
My grandfather asked his young son Ralph
"Son are you ever going to get up?"
Ralph replied
"I don't think so"
He died the next morning.
Ralph died on an old metal framed day bed that my Grandfather took a nap on every day of his life, it set behind the wood stove in the bay window of the dining room in my Grandparents Farmhouse, that burned to the ground in 1968.
son of Arthur Franklin Ackerman and Josephine Bell Stanley,
died of Tuberculous Meningitis.
far right, little blonde boy.
My grandfather asked his young son Ralph
"Son are you ever going to get up?"
Ralph replied
"I don't think so"
He died the next morning.
Ralph died on an old metal framed day bed that my Grandfather took a nap on every day of his life, it set behind the wood stove in the bay window of the dining room in my Grandparents Farmhouse, that burned to the ground in 1968.
died of Tuberculous Meningitis.
far right, little blonde boy.
My grandfather asked his young son Ralph
"Son are you ever going to get up?"
Ralph replied
"I don't think so"
He died the next morning.
Ralph died on an old metal framed day bed that my Grandfather took a nap on every day of his life, it set behind the wood stove in the bay window of the dining room in my Grandparents Farmhouse, that burned to the ground in 1968.
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