Kiokuk, Iowa where Charles Edward Lifer was born in 1907

Charles Lifer and Elizabeth Beth 1879

This is the wedding photo of Elizabeth Beth and Charles William Lifer. They were married on Dec 31st in 1879 outside of Hammond, Kansas. The minister came from Fort Scott, Kansas. On the marriage license he wrote that he vouched for her being over 18. She was born at Fort Scott in 1862. Her father Richard Beth died just before she was born. He died wile serving in the Civil War with a volunteer regiment out of Fort Scott. He had served as a US Army Dragoon since their inception in 1833. They had two children Carrie who was born about 1884 and lived for four years. They had a second daughter Pearlie Mae Lifer. Pearlie had a son in 1907. Charles Edward Lifer had two children Dorothy May Lifer and Charles Laverne Lifer with Mary Griffiths. He had a son William Robert Lifer with Edna ...She died in a car accident. He had another daughter Elizabeth Ann Lifer with Ceclia. I am Elizabeth Beth and Charles William Lifer's great grand daughter. They lived on a farm in the Hammond, Kansas Area.

Dad at Goff School

Dad drove Scott and I out to Uniontown for the Grand Tour of the cemetary, the Goff School and the Petersberg farm. This was when Sydney was on her mission in Colorado. There was also the River Farm where Alberta and Truman moved with Gene and Loretta in I think 1944. We didn't go there though. The Goff Schoo; has sinse been torn down or fell down. I have posted this one before but I wanted to post it again.

Missing Good Times with Tiffany and Robert

1987 on the Queen Mary with Tiffany and Robert Zitowski. Little reunion dinner with Cellomatic employees. Tiff was our party planner that night. She made reservations and communicated the details to all. Horsing around with Liberace on the deck. We sat in the Art Deco Bar after dinner. I know it was 1987 because my mom and I bought that dress to celebrate getting the job at Mc Donnell Douglas Monrovia. That was 21 years ago.

Fooling around with a CoolPix Nikon 950

Missing Donna Sackett

Missing Linda Byerly