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Today's restoration features this photo of my gram Julie (Papagni) Stevens taken in the late 1950s, probably around the time she married Pop in 1957. She was a gorgeous lady inside and out.

Today's restoration features this photo of my great-grandmother taken sometime in the late 1920s. Well, that's my best guess. She was born in 1908 and her short curly hairstyle is reminiscent of popular flapper trends at that time.

Today's restoration features this shot of my dad during the Vietnam War. He was a squad leader with the 4th Infantry Division headquartered at Pleiku, 1966-67. Growing up, Dad didn't talk much about his experiences there - from what he did share, it sounded gnarly. And if you know anything about infantry squad leaders, they are the backbone of our light infantry. He was lucky to make it out alive. Dad was promoted to Sergeant (E-5) while in-country and was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service.

Today's restoration features this portrait of my father and mother from 1973. They had just got married - my father was 18 and my mother was 16. They had dropped out of high school and eloped to Mexico. Shortly thereafter my father enlisted in the US Army. I was born nine months later at the US Army hospital in Stuttgart, Germany.

Today’s restoration features this photo of my granddad and grandmom at their wedding - August 14, 1952. He was 22, she was 21.

Today's restoration features this portrait of my granddad for the graduating class of 1947 in Bellaire, Texas. A few years later he'd find himself in the trenches of the Korean War, where he got hit in the arse with some shrapnel. Happy to survive, he was stoked to return home to his new bride - my grandmom. They got married just before he shipped overseas. Granddad spent the rest of his life as an artist, outdoorsman, and a recreational pilot.

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