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Email: info@burquitlamfuneralhome.ca

Office Location

815 Brunette Avenue

Coquitlam, BC V3K 1C5

Phone: 604-936-9987

Fax: 604-936-6912

info@burquitlamfuneralhome.ca

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A very special cousin.

As years go by we start thinking about things in life that make great memories.  I remember the great times I had with JudyBell, Kit and John.  I spent several summrers at  their house in Summers, Conn.  As a young teenage, boy!  I was in "hog Heaven"   because Judybell was leader of the 4H horse drill team.  Uncle Al built a corral for the team to practice in.  That meant there would be 15 to 20 girls at house and we had some great times.   

During the winter of, I think 1955, I went to Summers to attend tdhe" Holly Ball" .  It was a grand event and Judy had one of her friends go with me as my date.  It was during a very bad snow storm but Uncle Al made sure we all got there safely.

One summer Uncle Al got Judybell and I got a job at a tobacco farm.  I picked tobacca and Judybell worked the shed.  Although it was hard work, we had a good time.  

I have great memories of all of the trips we took on horseback.  Judy had three horses, Danty Miss, Pirate, and Grayboy.  I usually rode Grayboy.  Another fun memory is all of the good times we spent at "Shady Lake" . We swam and listened to some of great old rock and roll music.

Judybell and I  and several of her friends would spend time at Summers Theater helping out with what ever job they gave us.  All wiht hope of getting a chance to be on stage for a bit part.

My most recent memory is when I visited Judy and Al in Canada.  The trip to the beach cabin was unforgettable.   I could go on and on about Judy, but I would probably crash the web site.

I really do regret not making a effort to see her more often.  The time I did have with her will be cherished for the rest of my life.  She was a very giving and wonderful person.  Our heart goes out to Al and the rest of the famiy.

Chet and Mary Waite

Posted by Chet Waite
Wednesday January 25, 2017 at 5:03 pm
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