MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE NURSING HOME

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gitrib

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Margery and I want to Wish you all a very Merry Christmas on our sixty first wedding annaversery. We were married in the living room on her parents and grandpatents farm in Calhoun County, Iowa on Christmas Day 1950. We drove back to Waterloo where the next day I received the award for being the outstanding 4-H member in the state with her by my side. The State leader announced we were married. No one was surprised as they new we had been dating for a long time. Incidently I puposed her in the cab of my 1949 Studebaker one ton truck that had a Omaha 8 x 10 Grain Stock Bed Dually with 6:50 20 inch tires The truck was forest green Again MERRY CHRISTMAS from us.
gitrib Graydon Margery

 

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Jonak

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Wishing you and Margery a Wonderful Merry Christmas filled with a ton of Blessings. You, Gitrib, are a Blessing to Many folks here on YT!!
God Bless.

 

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DownSouth

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Merry Christmas and Happy Anniversary Graydon. May you and your lucky bride continue to love each other for many more years to come!

 

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Bob Huntress

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Merry Christmas, Gray.

 

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donjr

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Merry Christmas to you, too, and wishing you many more!

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Dec 24, 2011

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a Merry Christmas to both of you

 

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Old Roy

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• Dec 24, 2011

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For you

 

Janicholson

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Jolly Christmas and peaceful new year. Keep feeding us the Days of Our Lives (nursing home edition) Jim

 

Janicholson

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Sorry it was supposed to be one post higher. Jim

 

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37chief

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California

• Dec 24, 2011

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Have a happy annaversery, and a Merry Christmas. Stan

 

Vito

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• Dec 24, 2011

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happy anniversary and have a great Christmas.

Vito

 

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Nancy Howell

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Merry Christmas to you and Margery from James & me.

 

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ShepFL

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Merry Christmas to both of you sir.

 

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JMOR

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TX

• Dec 24, 2011

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Sounds like it has been a great run. Most of us could wish for so much. Keep on keeping on & Merry Christmas!

 

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SMHimrod

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Wishing you two a very Merry Christmas and Happy Anniversary!!! from SHON and COLLEEN

 

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Kow Farmer

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• Dec 24, 2011

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Hey there gitrib,
Merry Christmas and Happy Anniversary to the both of you. I really enjoy reading all your posts.
Kow Farmer

 

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paul

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• Dec 24, 2011

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It's funny how the guy remembers every detail of the truck.......

Merry Christmas to you & to all!

--->Paul

 

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gitrib

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Old Roy You are just great and very creative on the computer, That is the baby I had except in the one ton model. It was my first new vehicle equipted the way I wanted to haul my show string.
Thank to you and yours.
(gitrib) Graydon & Margery

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Merry Christmas! Was the Studebaker a good truck?

 

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Chris(WA)

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Happy Anniversary and Merry Christmas to you and Your Gitrib!
Keep up the good work!

 

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Paul from MI

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Merry Christmas to you and Margery.
Paul

 

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kruser

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Graydon and Margery,

MERRY CHRISTMAS And HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!

PS: Keep the updates coming - I always enjoy them.

Jim

 

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James Howell

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Merry Christmas and Happy Anniversary to both you and Margery.

Hope that you both have a wonderful day.

Thanks for being my friend.

 

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Old Roy

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• Dec 25, 2011

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I found the pic on Google search, I must fess up I had my grand daughter help me photo shop it in PICNIC.

This was to be a one ton seen several others listed as such, but not with dual wheels. I couldn't find a nice forest green Stake body of the color we needed

I'm guessing for grain use you lined the stakes with plywood ?

I remember the last dual wheeled one my Dad had was a 46 Chevy seemed like a tire a day was the norm ( at least seemed like it ) Hated those double rings to hold tire on the rim > Studebaker made a nice truck , but I can only remember one in our area it was a 3/4 ton and it was forest green also.

 

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barnE

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• Dec 25, 2011

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Best of everything to two wonderful people. Keep writing and keep living and enjoy each other. Dave