As a teen, Mary accompanied her aunt, Mary Golovanoff, from Russia just as the Revolution started. They were to join her aunt Mary's husband in America where he had gone on "vacation" in advance. (Papa Ignatious Golovanoff worked for Czar Nicholas teaching the soldiers to read. He rode horseback with the Czar in public events.)
The women got as far as Germany when WWI broke out and they were held in Germany, cooking for the Kiaser's troups. At the close of the war, the 2 went on to join 'Papa' in Denver. Mary met Stephen Ring and married him, raising their son, Robert to be a business lawyer in Denver. Steve as an optometrist and Mary worked in a jewelry store and was a homemaker.
Mary was one of 13 children. She was cared for during her later years by her "nephew" Nicholas Golovanoff and her son, Robert, and his wife, Winifred.
She loved her cats.
The women got as far as Germany when WWI broke out and they were held in Germany, cooking for the Kiaser's troups. At the close of the war, the 2 went on to join 'Papa' in Denver. Mary met Stephen Ring and married him, raising their son, Robert to be a business lawyer in Denver. Steve as an optometrist and Mary worked in a jewelry store and was a homemaker.
Mary was one of 13 children. She was cared for during her later years by her "nephew" Nicholas Golovanoff and her son, Robert, and his wife, Winifred.
She loved her cats.
As a teen, Mary accompanied her aunt, Mary Golovanoff, from Russia just as the Revolution started. They were to join her aunt Mary's husband in America where he had gone on "vacation" in advance. (Papa Ignatious Golovanoff worked for Czar Nicholas teaching the soldiers to read. He rode horseback with the Czar in public events.)
The women got as far as Germany when WWI broke out and they were held in Germany, cooking for the Kiaser's troups. At the close of the war, the 2 went on to join 'Papa' in Denver. Mary met Stephen Ring and married him, raising their son, Robert to be a business lawyer in Denver. Steve as an optometrist and Mary worked in a jewelry store and was a homemaker.
Mary was one of 13 children. She was cared for during her later years by her "nephew" Nicholas Golovanoff and her son, Robert, and his wife, Winifred.
She loved her cats.
The women got as far as Germany when WWI broke out and they were held in Germany, cooking for the Kiaser's troups. At the close of the war, the 2 went on to join 'Papa' in Denver. Mary met Stephen Ring and married him, raising their son, Robert to be a business lawyer in Denver. Steve as an optometrist and Mary worked in a jewelry store and was a homemaker.
Mary was one of 13 children. She was cared for during her later years by her "nephew" Nicholas Golovanoff and her son, Robert, and his wife, Winifred.
She loved her cats.
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