On the left is my dad in his army uniform standing next to my Uncle Floyd. This picture was taken in Carbon Hill, AL in the 1940s.
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This is to be a record of my interests and activities. I welcome the opportunity to learn from you. I am sure we have all picked up misinformation which we hold to be true which is not true. If you wish to help me correct my mental roadmap of life, I will give consideration to anything you wish to write.
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- Walking and memory
- Bad news from Tulsa World
- Dad in Fairbanks, AK
- Dad on a boat in Whitehorse, AK
- Dad in Alaska
- Oklahoma News Report
- Dad with Merrill (Bubba) Borders
- Dad sitting at a desk
- Another veiw of my dad
- Dad in Nettleton, MS
- Dad at the CTC machine
- Young servicemen
- Uniform swap
- In Washington, D.C.
- Grandparents with dad
- As a babe in arms
- My dad as an nfant
- The Nerren boys
- Cemetery
- Dad in Carbon Hill
- Northeast corner of 933 S. Pickwick
- Wedding day photo
- Southwest corner of 933 S. Pickwick Ave.
- Paul and Floyd
- My father seated
- Dad on bike
- Jazz Heritage Society
- Uncle George with my father
- Earthquake rattles Oklahoma
- Paul Nerren at Washington, DC
- The day in review
- My father (up close)
- Sixth grade class, 1934
- Early photo of my father
- The Nerren boys
- In Carbon Hill
- Dad in the late 60s or early 70s
- A tribute to my wonderful wife
- Home from hospital
- My Dad
- Dinner at Nick's
- Mother and Boots
- Uniform swap
- St. Moritz
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