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Family Photo Album: The Perfect Mother

Submitted by Mary Hunt (née Shea), San Francisco, California
December / January 2014

December 5, 2013 by 1 Comment

In Memoriam Delia Kennedy Shea SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 – SEPTEMBER 5, 2013 My mother, Delia Kennedy, was born on September 19, 1924, in Kilfillig, Mountbellew – a small village of six houses, 30 miles from Galway City. She had three brothers and two sisters whom she stayed in touch with throughout her life. Her parents were known as kind and gentle people who were strong and … [Read more...] about Family Photo Album: The Perfect Mother

Family Photo Album: Sea Voyages With Father

Submitted by Jim Dette

September 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Jim Burke on refinery site with his fellow workers. He is the one on the right wearing the derby – the hard hat of his day.

Writing from his mother’s perspective, Jim Dette pays tribute to the memory of his grandfather Jim Burke. My son has been after me to write down some of the remembrances of my father I’ve shared with him over the years. Before it’s too late, I’m sure he’s thinking. He keeps referring to an old, faded photograph of a group of refinery workers. It’s one of the few I have of my … [Read more...] about Family Photo Album: Sea Voyages With Father

Family Photo Album: The Boys of Summer

Submitted by Holly Millea
June / July 2013

May 15, 2013 by 2 Comments

For years my father, Roger Millea, a retired urologist, has refused to use a computer. So for his 83rd birthday, I flew to Rapid City, South Dakota, presented him with an iPad, and tutored him against his will in the ways of email and the internet; encouraging him to connect to the modern world and more specifically to me in New York City. In the two years since, I’ve yet to … [Read more...] about Family Photo Album: The Boys of Summer

Family Photo Album: Neither a Nun Nor Married

Submitted by Cecelia Donohoe
April / May 2013

March 20, 2013 by 12 Comments

Aunt Peggy Last year my mother began to hang old photographs and framed documents on what she calls the “family wall” in her living room.  No need for a coat of arms or Céad Míle Fáilte sign when we have the family wall. There’s my Donegal-born paternal grandfather’s naturalization certificate from 1935, which states “British” as his former nationality. There’s my mother’s … [Read more...] about Family Photo Album: Neither a Nun Nor Married

Family Photo Album: The Autobiography of Patrick Cashin

Submitted by Patrick J. Cashin
February / March 2013

January 18, 2013 by 13 Comments

Patrick Cashin recorded his autobiography on March 8, 1971, his 60th birthday. In 13 minutes and 20 seconds of cassette tape, he tells his life story with pride and a humble directness. “March 8th, 1971,” he begins. “The Autobiography of Patrick Cashin. To my wife, Ellen, my daughter Theresa, and my sons, Patrick, Thomas, Michael and James.” He goes from his birth on a farm … [Read more...] about Family Photo Album: The Autobiography of Patrick Cashin

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