Lawrence A. Haynes the husband of Marjorie Ruth Shipley
Married Sept. 19, 1942 at Elmer and Ohma's house, in Inglewood, California. (Ohma is his older sister)
Lawrence went into the service Sept. 26, 1944
Larry and Marge had 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. My great-great uncle Larry was a wonderful man I could not see how anyone would not like him, I remeber as a little girl going to thier house to swim at the lake or spend hours and hours on a swing he had tied to a huge tree in the back yard, and the black berry bush he let use eat from freely. He was my one main source of family knowlege, and had some of the most wonderful stories about the family. He was loved and will be miss by many.
Married Sept. 19, 1942 at Elmer and Ohma's house, in Inglewood, California. (Ohma is his older sister)
Lawrence went into the service Sept. 26, 1944
Larry and Marge had 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. My great-great uncle Larry was a wonderful man I could not see how anyone would not like him, I remeber as a little girl going to thier house to swim at the lake or spend hours and hours on a swing he had tied to a huge tree in the back yard, and the black berry bush he let use eat from freely. He was my one main source of family knowlege, and had some of the most wonderful stories about the family. He was loved and will be miss by many.
Lawrence A. Haynes the husband of Marjorie Ruth Shipley
Married Sept. 19, 1942 at Elmer and Ohma's house, in Inglewood, California. (Ohma is his older sister)
Lawrence went into the service Sept. 26, 1944
Larry and Marge had 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. My great-great uncle Larry was a wonderful man I could not see how anyone would not like him, I remeber as a little girl going to thier house to swim at the lake or spend hours and hours on a swing he had tied to a huge tree in the back yard, and the black berry bush he let use eat from freely. He was my one main source of family knowlege, and had some of the most wonderful stories about the family. He was loved and will be miss by many.
Married Sept. 19, 1942 at Elmer and Ohma's house, in Inglewood, California. (Ohma is his older sister)
Lawrence went into the service Sept. 26, 1944
Larry and Marge had 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. My great-great uncle Larry was a wonderful man I could not see how anyone would not like him, I remeber as a little girl going to thier house to swim at the lake or spend hours and hours on a swing he had tied to a huge tree in the back yard, and the black berry bush he let use eat from freely. He was my one main source of family knowlege, and had some of the most wonderful stories about the family. He was loved and will be miss by many.
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