Ron and Sue Wall - Our Family Photos

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May 1942, Ronald Nevin Wall. This is my debut photo.

Summer 1942, Copley, Summit County, Ohio

1943 - Me and my uncles Gerry (left) and Jimmy Corbett, Copley, Ohio.

Ronald Nevin Wall, Copley, Ohio, 1943

1945, Bonnie Delois, Reba and Grannie Hessie Whitsett, Van Buren, Arkansas

1945, unidentified boy, Aunt Corine and Bonnie Delois Allen with one year old Belva Kay

Uncle Jimmy Corbett, Arkansas, 1944

Uncle Gerry Corbett, Arkansas, 1944

Ron and Art Wall, grandfather Wall's farm in Sharon Center, Summer, 1946

1946, Arthur Arlie Wall, Sharon Center, Ohio

1946, Arthur and Ronnie Wall making snow balls on grandfather's farm, Sharon Center, Ohio

Carolyn Sue Whitsett, 1947, age one year. This photo was in very bad condition when Sue found it among her mother's photos.

Art in the back yard of our house on Gordon Ave., Wadsworth about 1947

1947, Vacation Bible School, Acme Lutheran Church, Acme, Ohio east of Wadsworth

1947, Wadsworth, Ohio: brothers Arthur Arlie and Ronald Nevin Wall

My first tricycle, summer of 1947, Wadsworth, Ohio.

Me and Art with our grandparents Reason D. and Winnie P. Wall, Blue Ridge Parkway, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, 1947, after the death of Dad in 1946. We were on our way to Raiford, Florida to get our mother on her release on parole from the Florida State Women's Prison. Our mother made a very bad choice when she was 24, something she regretted the rest of her life, and resulting in her loss of custody of my brother and me.

1947 Kindergarden photo, Wadsworth, Lincoln Elementary School

1948 (half of) First Grade class, Lincoln Elementary School, Wadsworth, Ohio. Ronald Nevin Wall, middle row, 2nd from right.

Sue at age two and one day, 1948. This studio picture was taken in the Pointer Studio, Van Buren, Arkansas on April 2, 1948. It was given to us by Sue's stepmother, Iva (Corbitt/Whitsett) Rozell

1948 - Art and me with our little beagle puppy, "Arkie". Our mother came to Ohio from Arkansas to visit and gave us our little pet. Not many weeks later Arkie was run over by the mailman and killed. The mailman was devastated and came to the door to tell our grandfather what had happened

This picture was taken about the same time as the one with the puppy, hobby horse cowboys in grandpa's barn door in the background

1948, 187 Gordon Avenue, Wadsworth, Ohio, Arthur and Ronnie duke it out in front of fans, showing off for the girls

Oh, no! The villian in the black hat wins.

1949 school picture, Art Wall, first grade, Lincoln Elementary school, Wadsworth, Ohio

1949, the Wall farm, Sharon Center, Ohio, Art and Ron and kittens on the back steps of our grandparents' farm house. Grandpa Wall had several cats around to control rodents in the barn and grain bins. Nature made sure there was a new batch of kittens for future needs. Grandma gave them fresh milk at the rear door, which kept them comming back. After Uncle Platt Coolman died of a massive heart attack in 1949, Aunt Clara (our foster mother) moved us back to the farm from Wadsworth. This photo was taken .

1949, Art and Ron and Howdy Doody cowboy costumes, another gift from Mom, in front of the Wall farm house, Sharon Center, Ohio

1950, Carolyn Sue Whitsett age four; the photo was taken in the photo studio in Van Buren, Arkansas and belonged to Sue's father Wayne and stepmother Iva Whitsett.

1951, Arthur Arlie Wall, 2nd grade, Sharon Center Elementary School

in January 1952, Delsworth Worthy Bridgman and Clara Marie Coolman were married. We moved from our grandparents farm to Del's home just south of the circle in Sharon Center.