
| February 2010 | NEXT ISSUE DEADLINE: September 30, 2010 |
Family group reporters: NEXT ISSUE NEWS DEADLINE: September 30, 2010 |
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| Arthur Edward branch - Dr. Barbara Engler Charles Henry branch - Lynn, Jeff, Suzanne, Richard Evelyn Broderson branch - June Robert Lee branch - Robin Hackett, Noel |
Kenneth Grantham branch - Ken Howard Gilbert branch- Mary Behr, Gil Engler Elinor Hibberd branch - Sandy, Margie Clifford Edwin branch - Bruce |
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If you prefer, you are welcome to send news directly to me. |
My contact info is: Chad Engler chadengler@yahoo.com 29402 E 70th St S Broken Arrow, OK 74014 918-346-2707 |
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This message was sent to the Web site: I found your family newsletter online and felt after much discussion that I should reach out to you and the Engler family. I'm a big frequenter of antique shops and yard sales, and at some point came across a Precious Moments baby book that was made for Arthur Edward Engler II by his mother. It was and is totally adorable and sweet, and I had bought it simply because of those facts. It has a few photos, and tons of details about who bought what for baby, who was at the first birthday - all the things you put in an album like this - but it also has letters from camp (signed "Love Butch"), Valentines, and even a few holiday cards from the Arthur Edward Englers. By no means do I mean to be intrusive into any family affairs. I'm not sure if the book was given away on purpose or sold in an estate sale. But if it was lost or given away in error, then perhaps some member of the family might want to reclaim it. If so I'd be more than happy to send it to someone who might appreciate it. |
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I've attached the front page and the family tree section of the book. If you have any interest please feel free to email me back. Again, if no one is interested I'll just hang onto it. (I'm certainly not looking for any kind of recompense! ) Best wishes to you, The book was returned to Barbara after she contacted the nice person who sent the e-mail.
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From Suzanne: “The Richard Engler family still finds itself divided between Florida and Texas. Several trips made back and forth during the summer and fall kept us all in close contact. Suzie and Danielle miss Grandma and Grandpa very much, and delight in seeing the beach during our visits. Easily the most enjoyable visit was having Richard and Arlene visit Texas for the New Years holiday and to celebrate Mom’s birthday. We are actively trying to convince them to pull up roots and move to Texas!! For Mom’s 70th Birthday, Richard Jr. surprised us with tickets to watch the Cowboys beat the Eagles at their new stadium in Arlington, TX. We had great seats and what an amazing experience that stadium is!!! We will continue our efforts to inspire relocation to Texas with many more visits this spring. |
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From Lynn: Charlie is staying warm this winter between Bonita Springs and Orlando, Florida, having been gone since the day after new year's. He says he is getting closer to his parent's routine of leaving the day after Christmas. There have been jazz concerts at the beach and day trips to Sanibel Island. He visited with Sis and Wes and met a former employee of Engler Instrument Company, who worked there over forty years ago. Rich Biali made contact wiith Chad through the family website. Every time Charlie thinks about heading home, another snowfall hits- it could be a long time until spring!
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| For anyone who asked about the broccoli salad at Great Grandma's party at Charlie's last summer, here is the recipe. We're all looking forward to this year. Broccoli Salad: 1 - 2 heads broccoli florets 1 medium red onion, chopped 1/2 lb bacon, cooked until crispy, crumbled 1/2 box dark raisins 9 oz can sliced water chestnuts Dressing: Mix well:1 cup mayo, 1/3 (or a little less to taste), 3 T cider vinegar Mix first five ingredients and toss with dressing. Refrigerate 2 hours before serving. |
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From Chad & Loretta: We spent Thanksgiving taking a group of divers to The Bahamas for diving and turkey. The sunset photo is the view you get while eating you complete turkey dinner on the pier.
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While the Bahamas don't offer much fresh exploration it's fun there because you get to play around with dolphins and some pretty large fish, wrecks etc. A little bit of everything. For Christmas we stayed at Dad's new house which luckily for us now accepts reservations. It's easy to see why he likes it so much there as anywhere you are in the house has a view of the lake. In March we're going to Florida to take a class in advanced wreck diving. .
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From Gil: Many of the family and some very good friends helped demolish the old boat house at Peter Haven, the family home on Lake George, over Memorial Day Weekend 2009 and helped erect a new one, bigger and better, over many late summer and fall weeks and weekends on into December (photos attached). We are close to 95% complete hoping to finish early this summer. The wrecking crew in photo #2 are Chris Engler, Randy Engler, Randy's fiance, Leslie Quinn, Jeff Engler, step-son-in-laws Tim Juliani and Eric Schneider and moi. |
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From Robin: Tom, Tyler and I just returned from a fantastic trip to New Zealand, with Tom’s brother and wife Debby. It was a trip of a lifetime. There were so many things to see and do. Unfortunately, Ryan had to work and Stephen was at school so they were unable to join us. My Mom and Dad are spending 2 + weeks down in Florida. I have talked to them and they seem to be enjoying themselves, though it is not as warm they would like. They should be returning to Jersey the end of February or early March. Bob and Laura were able to get away for a few days to Mt. Snow to do some snowboarding with Eric, Emily and her better half Matt. The pictures Emily posted looks like they had a great time. Beth and Tim just spent a few days skiing also with the kids. Beth tells me it was great fun that they now can ski altogether. Apparently Grant (5) has achieved a level where he keeps up with the rest of the family. That is all the news for now from the Robert Engler side of the family. I know we are all ready for spring around here. My parents said it was going to be a bad winter due to the number and size of acorns on their property this fall. We have all had enough snow for this year. |
From Noel, Sandie: The 2009 Engler Christmas party was held at Jeff and Claire Miller’s beautiful home in Bernardsville, New Jersey. They were most gracious hosts and pulled out all the stops to ensure that everyone in attendance had a festive and good time. Sandie and Keith drove up from Central New Jersey. Aunt Pat, son Bruce and his new bride Kim were there. Heidi and several daughters were present along with Heidi's new beau. Brett was in from California with news that he had just gotten engaged and his fiancé was at the party with him. All the party photos are available by following this link
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KGE family: It was nice to be able to get to New Jersey for the Family party. Thank you to Jeff and Claire. Steve, Lisa and Samuel are happy in Boston. Samuel started to walk about a week after the Erie Canal trip, and he is now talking.Karen, Jud, Julia and Kellan enjoy skiing at the Middlebury Snow Bowl. Our prime skiing enjoyment is skiing with our grandchildren, who we’re afraid will soon out-ski us. Yes, the news you may have seen about the Crown Point Bridge over Lake Champlain has very much affected us. It was our winter route to Karen’s house in Vermont, but it was condemned in October and blown up in December. The Fort Ticonderoga Ferry, which is our usual summer route, extended its season and became free (subsidized by DOT). This made our crossings convenient until this ferry had to stop operating in early January. As of February 1st, a new temporary ferry opened at Crown Point which gives us a new free lake crossing. The family business of a friend here in Hague was the White truck dealership in Jersey City. We figure that maybe his family sold Engler Millwork some of its trucks. Somewhere I remember a picture of the Engler Millwork truck fleet, but I don’t have a copy. Does anyone have that picture that I might borrow to copy? We’re looking forward to a sailing trip in the Bahamas next month with some Lake George friends. |
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Journeyman's Book Online As many of us saw at the Christmas party, Ken has created a new version of the Journeyman's book and it is available online. This book is Ulrich Engeler's record of his jobs and their locations. That new book is now available as a PDF on the family Web site. Follow this link to download it. |