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Showing posts with label Babylon Family EFB. Show all posts

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Come on over and join us at the Westminster Vol. Fire Dept. Breakfast with the Easter Bunny


Come on over and join us at the Westminster Vol. Fire Dept. Breakfast with the Easter Bunny April 8th, 2017 7-11 AM
Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Co. No. 1

A fundraiser and family-friendly community get-together to raise money for your local fire company.

Join us on Saturday, April 8th, 2017 7-11 AM for Breakfast with the Easter Bunny – Adults $8 and children under 12 – $5

ADDRESS Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Co. #1, 
28 John Street, Westminster, MD 21157

For more information:
PHONE: 410-848-1800

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Sunday, December 11, 2016

Grammy Evelyn Babylon, Caroline Babylon, Kevin Dayhoff, and Robin Baker Farinholt

Grammy Evelyn Babylon, Caroline Babylon, Kevin Dayhoff, and Robin Baker Farinholt at Ben and Holly's wedding reception. It was awesome to see Robin. Caroline, Robin, and I have been friends for 50-yrs... Dec. 10, 2016

Saturday, April 26, 2014

Westminster celebrates 250 years and Arbor Day with tree planting - The Advocate of Westminster and Finksburg: News

Westminster celebrates 250 years and Arbor Day with tree planting - The Advocate of Westminster and Finksburg: News

Posted: Tuesday, April 22, 2014 By Jon Kelvey Advocate Staff Writer

The City of Westminster is celebrating its 250th birthday this year —
its sestercentennial — and as a kick-off to a series of anniversary-themed
celebrations across the calendar, the city will plant a sapling taken from a
white oak tree that was standing when Westminster was founded... 
http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/advocate_of_westminster/news/westminster-celebrates-years-and-arbor-day-with-tree-planting/article_589a9588-9ad0-5ba7-a7bf-eaa93fe3a26a.html
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Saturday, November 7, 2009

Grammy bicycling with roommate c 1946


The bicyclers. Evelyn Fluck and Nadine Eustis bicycle on the campus of Gettysburg College around 1946.

In May 2003, when this picture, from approximately 1946, of Grammy Evelyn Fluck Babylon on a bicycle with her roommate, Nadine (Deanie) Eustis at Gettysburg College became available; Grammy was asked to give us some additional information about the picture. Here, in part, is her response:

Grammy - how about keyboarding in a few words about this occasion for the family. When do you remember the picture being taken? What was the name of your roommate? Where was the picture taken? Did you bicycle a lot? Who took the picture? Did you have any goats at the time?

Grammy responded:

“No goats, but we had names for our bicycles. Mine was Pega'sus, and I'm sorry that I can't remember Deanie's bicycle's name. Nadine Eustis (Deanie) was my roommate for four years. She came from New Rochelle, NY… she was very down-to-earth, … very intelligent.

“She majored in French and was Phi Beta Kappa. Married a minister, Ted Lindquist, and made a very good minister's wife, I am led to believe.

“The picture was taken just outside our dorm on the G-burg campus, although I don't remember the occasion. We frequently bicycled around the battlefield. I as reminded, as I saw the picture, that Mamma had made the jacket that I am wearing. She'd probably made the plaid jumper I had on, also, but I don't remember that as well. She made most of my dresses and coats.

“I bought the bicycle with money that I had earned during the summer after my sophomore year as the nature counselor at a church girls' camp in the Poconos.

“We ‘parked’ the bikes just outside the door to the dorm. We lived in the tiny room that was straight across the hall from that door. My bike was stolen during my senior year. No, of course, I had not put the lock on it that night.

“But life got busy with dates with fellas who had cars - like Dave - and a bicycle was not as big a necessity as it once had been, so Pegasus was not replaced.

“Deanie died just before we came home from Florida this year, and Ted found that picture and sent it to me. I was really pleased to get it because it is very good of Deanie.

“Sorry, that's a few more than a ‘few words,’ but you shouldn't get these old folks started if you don't want to hear a good bit. Love, Grammy”


19460000 sdosm Grammy bicycling with roommate c 1946. Sdosm 20091106

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Tuesday, October 2, 2007

October 7, 2007 Carroll Community College Babylon Hall



Carroll Community College Babylon Hall
Westminster Maryland

David Snider Babylon, Jr., and Grace Evelyn Fluck Babylon

Knowledge is power and education is a necessary tool for empowerment.

October 1, 2007

David Snider Babylon, Jr.
Sept. 4, 1923 – August 22, 2006
Gettysburg College B.A. Economics 1948: husband, father, grandfather, community and church leader, accountant, businessman, WWII veteran, banker, Westminster firefighter, Westminster Common Council 1964–1989.

Grace Evelyn Fluck Babylon
October 4, 1926
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