The Elmore Family Photo Album, page 2

	Gramps with Uncle Bobby and me when we were little and cute. Gramps was always so proud of his offspring, unusual in a man from his generation. I remember when I was in grade 1, Dad was the only father who took time off work to come to Meet the Teacher Day at school. I was the only kid who yelled out," Hi Mom, hi Dad!" I was so excited. I never did figure out how the other kids could be so calm.

This is Gramma Harris, me, Brown and Gramps cutting through the brush for some reason. It looks like Gramma had her ever-present cigarette in her hand. She did love smoking.

	These two beauteous babes are Gram and Auntie Karen. They were dressed for bear, note the stylish eyeglass frames and Gram posing in her gum boots. I think Auntie Karen would be in her early 20's here, and Gram in her late 20's. I'm not sure where this was taken, but somewhere in Smithers.

Gramma and Grampa Elmore in their younger days. Somehow, they just never changed. Gramma's hair was black still when she died at 80. Gramps always had a receding hairline.