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 Dana's school picture at 16 years old. |
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 Patrick and "Dad" get a new electric train for Christmas 1996. |
 Duane Edward Loftus Ok…ok … here's a picture of me staring at the camera I'm holding. (I wonder if the camera is still covered under warranty?) |
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Here's my dad, Edward G. Loftus a couple years ago at my brother's wedding. He grew up in Raton, New Mexico and was off to Alaska when WWII broke out. He saw a lot of action with the Marines in the Pacific. After the war, he moved to Patagonia, Arizona to help out his sister, Mary. That's where he met my mother, Mona Lou Allen and where my brother Charlie and I were born. |
 Here's Dad around circa 1920. This was just before he fell in the water and the dalmatian saved him. Notice the "blonde" hair. |
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Here, of course, is my younger and better looking brother, Charles A. Loftus. This is a good likeness of him at work. What else can I say. |
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 This is a headstone picture of William Loftus found in Durango Colorado. He was my great uncle, died in 1895 at the age of 28 years, 4 months and 29 days (according to the headstone). The headstone stands out from all others and is the showpiece of the cemetary. It is adorned with an anchor and many relief carvings. I don't know why. |
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I'll try to get some newer and better pictures for this album. If anyone has an idea on a site where we can store a bunch of .jpg pictures, we can put together (Terry Loftus' idea) a searchable global album of all Loftus's who send (or upload) a family picture. Not a bad idea Terry! |
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