Lauzons, etc.

Scott Sabin, my nephew (Lorene’s son) has agreed to try his hand at spearheading the task of adding content to the SABIN tree. I sent him around 400 images and files that I had, including an 1993 video I made of his Aunt Jennette and her mom & siblings talking about the history of the…

Shawn is helping me make some site revisions to image and font sizes.

I just uploaded Part 5 – “Marceline, Alone” to the site. It is the final part in the Life Story of John & Marceline Lauzon. It covers the years from 156 to 1970. I’m now taking a little break and am planning on starting a less exhaustive life story bio on Nancy’s Wallace grandparents. Hope…

This morning I posted “Part 4 – The 50’s” of John & Marceline’s family narrative. Actually it covers the period from the mid-40’s to mid-‘s. It was sort of sad, because it ends with the 1956 Anniversary dinner, which I slightly recall. Hope all my Lauzon relatives enjoy it. As always, please send your comments,…

I got up and remembered that I needed to fix the section of Part 3 of John & Marceline’s Racine story where I forgot to include material on their son Joe’s situation in the mid-late 1930s. Having gone to Church on Sat, I was free to get this out of my way on Sun morning.…

I didn’t get my intended to-do list things done, but I finished the 1st draft of Part 3 on John & Marceline’s adventure moving to Racine in 1929 and its posted on their VideoBio page. I forgot to add the part about Joe being in Folsom Prison and getting married, so there will be an…

I’ve updated Part 2 (The Growing Family Years) of John & Marceline’s story because (1) I never liked the photo that was used for Marceline’s animated speaking, and (2) I hadn’t included key facts about their 2 run-a-way kids. These items and a few others have been corrected. If you viewed version 1 you may…

Part 2 of the Life Story of John Lauzon & Marceline Cholette has been added to their page on the Lauzons.com website. Take a look. Next up, Part 3, will be about the Racine Years and cover 1928 to 1945. As always, I encourage people to subscribe to the website using the “Folllow” button on…