Credits

Peruse the Copyright, References, and In Loving Memory sections.  Special thanks to each person whose life and work listed here continue to contribute to mine.

Copyright

Photographs, headers, audiovisual design, archival photography services, and text (c) Dena Rosko.  Personal and non-commercial use permitted with attribution.  See Creative Commons 3.0 License for terms.

References

Check out this reading list for more on digital storytelling in loss and for community:

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In Loving Memory

Grandpa's artifacts (above)

"Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting?" (1 Cor. 15:55)

Phyllis Adeline Kuppinger McIntyre
09.01.1923 – 01.19.2010
Grandma

Judith Elaine McIntyre
10.17.1951 – 03.17.2008
Aunt

Reginald Porteus McIntyre
04.24.1919 – 09.29.2001
Grandpa

Marie Kuppinger  
11.09.1899 – 04.11.1989
Great Grandma

Dora L. McIntyre 1894 – 1944
Great Grandma

Katherine "Kitty" Claudon Wilson
Grandma

Robert Wilson
Grandpa

Ralph Claudon
Grandpa

Frederick Brautigam
Grandpa

Patricia Inez Brautigam
Grandma

Vincent Penello
We called him Grandpa Vince

Marie Penello
We called her Grandma Marie

Carl Knutson
Uncle

Bernie Bounce
Uncle

Dolores Balasz
Great Aunt

Daniel Nathan Greene
Friend

Will Clark
High School Classmate

Lauren
Co-worker

Mandy
Childhood Cat

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