Along with the late birthday greetings, as an FYI - I was in Kennett for a church viewing this AM and that started the journey. Lots of Deaths, baptisms, weddings and Ruggieri family events in that St Pat’s church. From there to 405 south union. Parked the car and walked the property. Drove around back into the Alley and walked the back side. The garage, once a barn, housed a horse that I remember Mom calling “Columbia” Can’t find anyone still alive that remembers the horse. From there to the cemetery. Great idea from someone to put the names of Ruggieris not buried there on bronze plaques with dates and where buried attached to the main stone. Congrats to whoever came up with that. Lonnie, Rosalie, Arch, Mim & Addie are in Bronze and of course Dino & Joy are there. Looks like 2 empty/vacant spaces left. Melania – the twin – was the 1^st in 1925. Travelled from there to West State street to see the Bronze Historical Marker attached to the Mushroom Cap store building designated as the Archie Ruggierii building – 1923. As he was born in 1896 he was 27 when he bought the building. A real feat – How old was he before he could even speak English & at that time helping to support a Mother & Father, My mom was 13 and the twin – Aunt Millie – some strays and from all account God only knows who else. Also brothers Frank and Raymond (sometimes in , sometimes out) His wife Aunt Angie and how many children at that time. If he wasn’t nuts – he should have been! Happy thanksgiving and regards to all.? Paul & Becky Andriole, Oxford, Pa

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