- Word Press Format publishes in reverse numerical order, I reentered the publishing dates in a descending mode so the Chapters would be in numerical order.
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- August 2017
- Welcome – About – Archives
- July 2014
- Once Upon A Time – The Life Of Betty (Potter) Willson
- June 2017
- Gary’s 275 Autobiography Chapters starting with 1 – 16 – the 40’s & early 50’s, elementary school & the sulphur mines
- May 2017
- Chapters 17 – 31 the 50’s – Life entering Jr. High
- April 2017
- Chapters 32 – 46 – the 50’s – Jr High & High School
- March 2017
- Chapters 47 – 63 – High School days
- February 2017
- Chapters 64 – 75 – Adventure & the army
- January 2017
- Chapters 76 – 89 – The 60’s & the band
- December 2016
- Chapters 90 – 105 – The 60’s & OKC
- November 2016
- Chapters 106 – 120 – OKC & Kermece Rice
- October 2016
- Chapters 121 – 134 – The Band
- September 2016
- Chapter 135 – 149 – OKC, Jan Murrow
- August 2017
- Chapter 150 – 164 – John Deere, Kiowa Ks.
- July 2016
- Chapters 165 – 179 – The 80’s – South Barber Elem.
- June 2016
- Chapters 180 – 193 – The 80’s – CA. vacation
- May 2016
- Chapters 194 – 208 – A move – Anthony Hospital
- April 2016
- Chapters 209 – 223 – The 90’s, Lee Adams, Kiowa Hospital
- March 2016
- Chapters 224 – 238 – Rob & Sandra graduate Chaparral H.S.
- February 2016
- Chapters 239 – 251 – Separation, divorce
- January 2016
- Chapters 252 – 265 – Westward Ho….Fran – Modesto
- December 2015
- Chapters 266 – 274 – (2006-2012) $ Fran’s New Jersey class reunion
- November 2015
- Nancy’s wonderous journeys Chapter 275 – The passing of Gary’s beloved Frances Marion Willson
- February 2010 is
- the video of Gary Playing the piano with Dino Kartsonakis at the Grand Palace in Branson Mo.
- February 2010
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Inquisitive Quest 
December 24, 2014 at 4:02 am |
Gary we have walked the same streets, attended the same schools, and folded papers at the same “shack.” My cousins lived on Greenly Drive and we all went to Frick and Castlemont. Your story is unremarkable to most – but to those of us who have humped it up 73rd ave. and over the old Mayfield path it is a delightful stirring of memories of the the places and events that made us. I too went in the Army (after attending East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma), play music, and wound up in Modesto. Be blessed. Phil Dalton