The House Dad grew up in, Salem, Oregon

The House Dad grew up in, Salem, Oregon

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William Chapman <wchapman@byu.net>	Thu, Apr 23, 2015, 10:26 PM		Reply to all
to andrewandbritt83@gmail.com, aubs03@gmail.com, chapman7@gmail.com, Danielle, emileahd@yahoo.com, jackie28joy@gmail.com, jackie@autoalert.com, jillianchapman@ymail.com, Jim, Joseph, Kathi, kendrahammer1@gmail.com, mlchapman09@gmail.com, motondska@gmail.com, natechapmanproductions@gmail.com, pjmchapman@gmail.com, rchap347sum@gmail.com, richiehiatt@gmail.com, Rychelle, sarahmarie3795@gmail.com, Scott, shalee.hiatt@gmail.com, victoriaezell@gmail.com

For those of you who are not on facebook, I posted this message and thought some of you might be interested:

This is a link to a picture of the house Dad grew up in in Salem, Oregon:http://tinyurl.com/onl395p. The address I have for Dad is 566 N. 17th St. but this is for 566 NE 17th St. but I think this is it. Obviously, it has been renovated or remodeled but probably similar to what it looked like when he lived there. And, here is a link to the Mill Stream he talked about going to all the time and playing in: http://tinyurl.com/qepdee4.

Bill

Victoria Ezell		Fri, Apr 24, 2015, 7:50 PM
Thanks Bill! really interesting. I will show it to Mom too Also I don't know if we will ever get an answer from people on your beach e-mail. If you can just tal

Kathi Hiatt <kathihiatt8@aol.com>	Sat, Apr 25, 2015, 1:40 PM		Reply
to wchapman

Thanks for these pictures Bill! I wonder if they could be put on Ancestry.com?

Thanks for sharing!!

Kathi 

Link to Dad's 2,000 Slides and Mom's Personal History Photos

Family Photos

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William Chapman <wchapman@byu.net>	Thu, Feb 11, 2016, 6:35 AM		Reply to all
to Andrew, aubs03@gmail.com, chapman7@gmail.com, Danielle, emileahd@yahoo.com, jackie28joy@gmail.com, jackie@autoalert.com, jillianchapman@ymail.com, Jim, Joseph, Kathi, kendrahammer1@gmail.com, mlchapman09@gmail.com, motondska@gmail.com, natechapmanproductions@gmail.com, Pam, richiehiatt@gmail.com, Robert, Rychelle, sarahmarie3795@gmail.com, Scott, Shalee, victoriaezell@gmail.com

Here are links to a couple of Google photo albums some of you might be interested in relating to the family:

• "Dad's Slides": about 2000 Slides That My Dad took over the years that I took to Cosco a few years back and had digitized: https://goo.gl/photos/bojy3pRWF35rih5F6.
• "Jackie Chapman's Personal History": pictures Terri scanned from a photo album my Mom loaned us of her family pictures that I believe Grandma Ala was keeping in a photo album: https://goo.gl/photos/V4C5L8BT8tw4eEyw8

I apologize if I don't have everyone's email address but feel free to share this link with others in the family.
Love, Bill

Jillian Chapman		Thu, Feb 11, 2016, 8:54 AM
Thanks Uncle Bill! I've been enjoying reading her book you made!LoveJillian Sent from my iPhone

Kathi Hiatt <kathihiatt8@aol.com>	Thu, Feb 11, 2016, 2:38 PM		Reply
to wchapman

Oh my goodness Bill these pictures are amazing!!! What a blessing to have in this digital form!  So easy to scroll down and see!  Thank you for all your hours and hours and hours to scan them...so appreciate it!!!

Love,

Kathi

Pam Chapman		Tue, Feb 16, 2016, 1:26 AM
Thank you Bill, this is really thoughtful of you.

Danielle Altman <altmandanielle@gmail.com>	Tue, Feb 16, 2016, 6:44 PM		Reply
to William

These are fantastic! This is so nice you guys scanned these. Btw, my brother-in-law is getting married in Tahoe in June, and unfortunately the dates of the trip conflict with the family camp-out. I am bummed they picked that week. We will pitch in for our share of the campground and everything even though we can't make it. 

Hope Aubrey and joe are doing ok, was thinking of them a lot this past week.

Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson

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Victoria Chapman <vchapman3lc@gmail.com>	Sat, Apr 9, 2016, 10:17 AM		Reply
to William

Bill wanted to bring you in on this thread and make sure you were aware about the upcoming documentary of Jackie Robinson on PBS this Monday and Tues. I'm sure it will be great like all his others!

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From: Robert Chapman <rchap347sum@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Apr 8, 2016 at 11:10 PM
Subject: Re: Jackie Robinson
To: Victoria Chapman <vchapman3lc@gmail.com>

Yes.  As a lifelong Dodgers fan, I know his story well.  (So well, in fact, that I found myself bored by the recent movie, "42", a straightforward and pedestrian re-telling of Robinson's life.)  But you just know if it is a Ken Burns documentary, it will be somehow both old and new and different and glorious.  And with a beautiful musical soundtrack, no doubt.  I have his "Baseball" documentary on DVD, and all ten DVD's are an absolute treasure.  It came out just one year after Dad died; so sad because he would have loved it.

As famous as Robinson is and was, his role in the civil rights movement is underrated.  Before Martin Luther King, there was Jackie Robinson.  Given baseball's place as our national pastime, and much more so at the time, he was truly one of the greatest of all Americans.  And he could steal home base like nobody's business... .

On Fri, Apr 8, 2016 at 10:45 PM, Victoria Chapman <vchapman3lc@gmail.com> wrote:

Bob are you going to be watching Jackie Robinson   the new Ken Burns documentary Monday and Tuesday on PBS? 

William Chapman <wchapman@byu.net>	Sat, Apr 9, 2016, 3:37 PM		Reply
to Victoria

Vicki:

No, I had not heard about it so thanks for letting me know. We love Ken Burns so I know we will enjoy this one.
Bill