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My grandmother was a TWA stewardess for 3 years (1963-1966). Her father's business associate had a daughter who was a stewardess for PanAm, and my grandma thought she was the be all end all; beautiful, intelligent, and well-traveled. This sparked my grandma's interest in becoming a flight stewardess at a young age.

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My grandparents' wedding song was "Strangers in the Night" by Frank Sinatra. I love listening to this song, it reminds me that people who really love each other, stay together. My grandparents met when they were both living in New York City, NY through mutual friends. My grandpa's friends wanted to go out but he didn't have a date so his friends called up her friends and they had a night on the town in NYC. They are very cosmopolitan.

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My beautiful grandma is a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She was born in 1942 and was able to experience the prosperity after WWII that allowed families to live on one income so kids could spend more time around loved ones. She is grateful that she got to spend plenty of time with her family growing up. Many people from her generation agree that they were lucky to grow up in a simpler time, when everyone wasn't so busy and had time to enjoy life at a slower pace.

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My grandma remembers so many pivotal news stories from throughout her life, but there are some that everyone remembers that she shared with me.

The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth June 2nd 1953. This was the first televised coronation, but my grandma's family didn't have their own television set... foreign concept to people these days. My grandma and her family went to visit a family friends house who had a T.V. set, they stayed the night and got up early to watch the coronation coverage.

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Practically everyone remembers where they were, what they were doing, and even what they were wearing the day President Kennedy was tragically killed on November 22nd 1963.

My grandma was a senior in college at the time, and she was walking home from the laundromat when she saw a hoard of people gathered around a furniture store window watching the news coverage of JFK's assassination. When she realized what was happening she ran back to her dorm and went down to the basement, where the only T.V. set in the building was, to watch the news coverage. Everyone was so distraught, no one ever expected such a thing could happen in America.

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July 20th 1969, "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". The Russians launched Sputnik into space in the fall of '57 putting them ahead of the U.S. in the space race. This was a big deal to the U.S. and her pride. The country was pleased to hear President Kennedy's addressing NASA in '61 on how the country would devote the necessary resources to being the first country to get a man on the moon. This dream came to fruition in 1969.

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Always be grateful for what you have

Don't be bitter

Work hard

Save time for play

Love everybody you can, as many people as you can

Keep a stronghold on your faith

Follow the golden rule

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My grandma and her family were very close while she was growing up and loved spending quality time together. My great grandma liked to make her special homemade spaghetti sauce on Friday nights for family dinner. After dinner was done my grandma and her family would go in the family room and play a card game called "authors" and watch one of their favorite shows "I remember momma".