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At White Sands, 1949

At White Sands, 1949

Aunt Joh and Uncle Alfred, Gini, Albano, Steve and Kenny, 1954

Aunt Joh and Uncle Alfred, Gini, Albano, Steve and Kenny, 1954

Back on the farm, 1957

Back on the farm, 1957

At White Sands, June 1958

At White Sands, June 1958

Grossmama inspects one of her quilts, Abilene, January 29,1966

Grossmama inspects one of her quilts, Abilene, January 29,1966

Grossmama and her quilts, January 1967

Grossmama and her quilts, January 1967

Grossmama in Abilene, January 26, 1967

Grossmama in Abilene, January 26, 1967

Rest in Peace, Ruidoso Cemetery

Rest in Peace, Ruidoso Cemetery

Soon after the Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration in 1951, Albano's sister Johanna and her husband Alfred Schnelle of Fredericksburg, Texas, built a home next door on the vacant lot were the Golden Wedding Anniversary photograph was taken.  For several years they all enjoyed daily games of Skat and afternoon coffee together.

They enjoyed numerous family outings at White Sands.

Albano Fuchs died in Las Vegas, New Mexico on February 9,1960.  Gini then moved to Abilene, Texas, where she and daughter Gertrude lived next door to daughter Caroline and Ernest Park.  She enjoyed playing dominos and working on many hand-sewn quilts, which are today treasured by her grandchildren.

Georginia Fuchs died peacefully in Abilene on July 1, 1972.  She and Albano are buried in the Ruidoso Cemetery.
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