Dad's tablegrace. He contributed this morning version to a pamphlet published by Foundry UMC.
A life well-lived. I have tried to capture some of the spirit of the man here in these pictures. -- Anne
IRPS also dedicated their September 2007 Bulletin to remembrances of John Hubbell. Click here for a PDF file of it, but be forewarned that the file is 4.5Mb in size.
Dad wrote this personal WWII saga in 2000.
Dad's tablegrace. He contributed this morning version to a
pamphlet published by Foundry UMC.
John Howard Hubbell, 1 year old.
John's family in 1934: John, Jean, Mary, Bob, and mother Mildred Lipe Hubbell Dyson.
Hiking at Great Falls with Jean Norford, shortly to become
Mrs. John Hubbell.
June 11th, 1955.
Typical Sleepy Creek campfire -- this one is Labor Day weekend, 1978.
25 years of marriage, complete with cat Grady.
Distinguished Alumus.
Roger would only let Granddaddy give him a hug.
Roger and Granddaddy play cars outside the Asbury gift shop.
Granddaddy's office at NIST.
Like minds commune.
viewing a partial solar eclipse from the backyard of the
Rocking Horse Road house.
Eclipse equipment.
Vanessa makes grandchild number 9!
Granddaddy plays his harmonica for Vanessa.
50 years of marriage for John and Jean and 60 for Aunt Mary and
Uncle Johnny!