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Tweety Bird sounds right to me, too! Fay Wheeler Sunshine fay.wheeler@... <mailto:fay.wheeler@...> 703-609-2248 (cell) 8002 Georgetown Pike Mclean, VA 22102

Was it called “Tweety Bird”. Yellow. I remember trying to get it to talk to me.

Oops, Fay and Elaine. I was wrong?. Paul says there was a parakeet, and I wrote just a few seconds before his latest note arrived.

The bird was right to draw blood from such hecklers. Do you have a photo, Paul?

Fay, I bet it was the parrot, but I was gone for so long that I have spotty memories. However, I do remember the parrot when it was in the Jennersville house. For some reason, I don’t remember it in

Yep, the parakeet and I thought more understandable than the parrot but I guess that was in the ears of the listener. Funny about life; Mom is gone, Aunt Millie is gone, the real Skipper is gone, the

That sounds familiar. I remember a bird that could say things like “pretty bird” and “go to hell” or some other mild cuss words.

Didn’t Aunt Ronnie also have a parakeet that could talk?

As a little girl growing up (in the teens or 1920's) at 405 south Union, Ronnie had a parrot given to her and its name was "Loretta". I guess she really liked the bird as a pet. Fast forward to 1967 -

some of us "younger" cousins have been remembering all kind of fond memories about our wonderful family. One question that we had was: What became of that darn parrot? Thanks Randy

Big hello to Fred Schoch from me also.

Dorothy, it was placed there when Lynn Sinclair not only put his name on a plaque but also chose other people to honor for plaques - I’d say no more than five years ago. Lonie and I never heard

Dorothy: I’m not really sure but the Kennett Square Revitalization effort commenced sometime and maybe way after your Mom had died. I don’t think the plaque existed when she was still living.

The reason I ask is that I can’t imagine my mother knew about the plaque and never told us. She was very devoted to her siblings. I was kind of stunned when I saw the picture (thanks, Rand). I will

Dorothy, I don’t know exactly. Lynn Sinclair did the research for those buildings. I think Lonie and I heard about it 4 or 5 years ago.

Merry Christmas everyone!! Does anyone know when that plaque was put on the building?

That would be the one ;)!

Is this the plaque?

This is so cool! I've seen the plaque in down and had no idea why it was there. I'm going to need to save all this info and send a picture of it next time I'm up there! [email protected]> wrote:

Yesterday I had a very random thought. Archie, my grandpop, died when I was 8 and I had not much memory of my dad ever sharing any stories. Could be my memory facility in question. I decided to learn