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This interview is about our collective memories of our paternal grand parents, William and Rosa Wynn. As far as we know, they lived their entire adult lives in Huntsville and in the Huntsville area. William passed away when we were...
Susan Williams shares some memories of her father: CD Williams.
Dario Louis Toffenetti (93) shares memories about his childhood, parents, and family with his daughter, Carolynn "Carrie" Louise Toffenetti Bagg (62). Dario also shares stories of working with his dad in the restaurant industry and talks about his relationship with...
This interview is about our mother, Marilyn (Myrler) Brazelton Wynn. This interview was done before we realized that we could include the comments of all three brothers in one interview. There is a companion interview about her to include memories...
This interview is about our maternal aunts and uncles; Herbert Hinds Brazelton Jr, Allen Walker Brazelton and Phoebe Turner Brazelton. Hinds and Allen lived in the Huntsville area for their entire lives and raised their families here. Phoebe moved to...
Best friends Sean Payne (57) and Ronnie Mikrut (57) trade family histories, anecdotes about involvement in community businesses and charities, and stories about growing up in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
This is a second interview about our mother to include the memories of her youngest child, Tony Michael Wynn. It should be considered to be an extension of an earlier interview done by Don and Collins Wynn about her.
Sartura Smith (62) talks with her friend LaTamarah "Tammi" Stackhouse (48) about growing up in Tampa, Florida during segregation. She describes Central Avenue, a historic district for black owned businesses, her parents being restaurant owners there, family dinner traditions and...
This recording is about our memories of the children of our maternal aunt, Phoebe Brazelton Williams. George Clay Williams and Susan Williams Kerbo were born in Nashville and lived their entire lives in the middle Tennessee area.
We discuss our fondest memories of our cousins; Kenneth and David Brazelton. They are the sons of our Uncle Allen Brazelton and his wife Margie. Both were very successful in life. David was the oldest and worked as a meat...