Daughter of Samuel Neill Brobeck (1871-1948) and Lillian May (Marks) Brobeck (1880-1942). Sister of Charles Corydon Brobeck (1915-1981) and Clayton Everett Brobeck (1905-1959). Married Howard Chambers, they had no children.
I remember frequent visits to my grandfathers sister in Columbus. I could tell Florence spent many hours getting ready for our visits. I remember her baby wild bunnies behind the garage. I remember my little brother Jeff thinking he could catch any pitch. I remember the old valiant. I remember all the violets. I remember getting "locked" in the upstairs bedroom with my brother Mike. I remember never having a jar on the table, jam was always in a dish at breakfast even if it was just Florence and her husband. Aunt Florence, thanks for the memories.
I remember frequent visits to my grandfathers sister in Columbus. I could tell Florence spent many hours getting ready for our visits. I remember her baby wild bunnies behind the garage. I remember my little brother Jeff thinking he could catch any pitch. I remember the old valiant. I remember all the violets. I remember getting "locked" in the upstairs bedroom with my brother Mike. I remember never having a jar on the table, jam was always in a dish at breakfast even if it was just Florence and her husband. Aunt Florence, thanks for the memories.
Daughter of Samuel Neill Brobeck (1871-1948) and Lillian May (Marks) Brobeck (1880-1942). Sister of Charles Corydon Brobeck (1915-1981) and Clayton Everett Brobeck (1905-1959). Married Howard Chambers, they had no children.
I remember frequent visits to my grandfathers sister in Columbus. I could tell Florence spent many hours getting ready for our visits. I remember her baby wild bunnies behind the garage. I remember my little brother Jeff thinking he could catch any pitch. I remember the old valiant. I remember all the violets. I remember getting "locked" in the upstairs bedroom with my brother Mike. I remember never having a jar on the table, jam was always in a dish at breakfast even if it was just Florence and her husband. Aunt Florence, thanks for the memories.
I remember frequent visits to my grandfathers sister in Columbus. I could tell Florence spent many hours getting ready for our visits. I remember her baby wild bunnies behind the garage. I remember my little brother Jeff thinking he could catch any pitch. I remember the old valiant. I remember all the violets. I remember getting "locked" in the upstairs bedroom with my brother Mike. I remember never having a jar on the table, jam was always in a dish at breakfast even if it was just Florence and her husband. Aunt Florence, thanks for the memories.
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