
90-year-old James Lacy tells his daughter, Jamie Breed, about his father's general store in Comanche County, Texas.
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Recorded in Abilene, TX

Jerry Johnson interviews his mother, Carrie Conley, about raising six children as a single mother.
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Recorded in Detroit, MI

94-year-old Betty Jenkins remembers a gift from her mother.
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Recorded in Cincinnati, OH

Ten year-old Frankie DeVito remembers his grandfather, Bill Steckman, in an interview with his mother Diana. Bill Steckman was killed in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
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Recorded in Baldwin, NY

Ray Martinez remembers growing up in an orphanage during the 1950s.
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Recorded in Fort Collins, CO

Tim Russert interviews fellow Buffalo-native, James T. Molloy, retired doorkeeper of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Recorded in Washington, DC

Ramon "Chunky" Sanchez remembers how teachers changed the names of Mexican-American students during the 1950s.
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Recorded in San Diego, CA

Myra Dean tells her friend Gary Jamison about her son, Rich Stark, who was killed by a reckless driver in 1977.
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Recorded in Abilene, TX

David Shea tells his friend Alice Doyle about learning something new about his father, Denny Shea.
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Recorded in Butte, MT

Bob Chase, Jr. interviews his father, Bob Sr.
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Recorded in Cleveland, OH

