THE GOOD OLD DAYS IN LOPEZ I have so many amazing memories of coming to Lopez but some of my favorites I would have to say would be walking down behind the house through the field and swimming in the … Continue reading →
I’m Mark Regulski, and my grandmother (Olga Shymansky Cannon) was born in Lopez 19 August 1908. She was the youngest child of Theodore Shymansky. I know that you’ve met two of my mother’s cousins (Bob Logan and Jim Shymansky). I’ve … Continue reading →
The late 40s is where my memory thoughts began.
Continue reading →Such great memories ! I learned to ice skate on a frog pond across from pajama factory.
Continue reading →Friend and mentor Bettie Peworchick Popso.
Continue reading →How it used to be.
Continue reading →The biggest “family” reunion I’ve ever seen
Continue reading →Fifty Years
Continue reading →An orange for Christmas was unbelievable treat
Continue reading →I Remember Lopez
Continue reading →Even a front fender from an old car
Continue reading →The Old-Timers: What I Saw In Their Faces
Continue reading →Visits to Lopez
Continue reading →I needed some gas (19 cents per gallon).
Continue reading →Mr. Miller would ring the school bell one hour early on April 1st.
Continue reading →In Lopez, when snow was snow
Continue reading →My grandfather, Harry C. Moore, first went up in the ’20s to hunt on Dutch Mountain
Continue reading →I Never Hope To Taste Better Ice Cream
Continue reading →My favorite memories of Lopez which are many are when I was growing up in the beauty, peacefulness and simplicity of Lopez.
Continue reading →I can’t say that I know what it was like to grow up in Lopez, but I have a pretty good idea…….
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