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on Dec/31/2010 at 00:59
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[Roseland Golden Years web site]
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Forum (Board)
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[Back in Time Photo Gallery Roseland Pullman]
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[Roseland "Gab" Chat area.]
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on Dec/30/2010 at 00:59
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I would like to encourage all who visit here to register, and post to the forum!

We would be very pleased to have you participate
Web Page <---Click this LINK
Forum (Board) <---Click this LINK
Photo Gallery <---Click this LINK
Girlfromyesterday : Please Note: There are other areas of the Roseland Golden Years web site. Click on links' above.
Thank you for signing our Guest Book.
on Dec/29/2010 at 00:59
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Hi Everyone. Thanks for signing the guestbook.
Don't be shy. Sign onto the forum and share your memories with us. We have a great bunch of people there and have a lot of fun with our friends, old and new. You are all welcome to join us. Hope you do .

on Dec/28/2010 at 00:59
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For those interested in ordering Roseland tshirts , you may do so by clicking on the following link:
Webmaster's reply : LInda L. thank you so very much for adding the information regarding the Roseland shirts
on Feb/07/2010 at 21:51
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Lived at 10018 S State St and 10113 S State between 1958 - 1965.Attended St. Helena of the Cross school at 101st and Normal.
on Feb/06/2010 at 20:52
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Looking for anyone who grew up around 104th-107th & South Park, or Vernon ave.

on Feb/06/2010 at 13:34
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Roseland was the best!!
on Feb/05/2010 at 17:31
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I tried to register on one of the web sites I opened and couldn't... is this required. I graduated in 1955 and am interested in the reunion/picnic. Please put me on the list for notification!
on Feb/05/2010 at 08:10
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I don't like the fact that I have to sign the guest book to look at the photos.
on Feb/03/2010 at 20:23
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Hoping for a reunion this year, keeping fingers crossed
Hi to everyone
on Feb/02/2010 at 21:22
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Raised in Pullman at 704 EW 112th Street, and Roseland 11337 s Forest ave. graduated from st anthony and Mendel 9 1966. Loyola ( 1970 ). what memories I do have! Brings tears to a now old man's eyes> So many friends, some of whom died so young in Vietnam ( 4 of my closest), and one in a Corvair ( remember, Nader's Book, " Unsafe at any Speed" ?) on the Dan Ryan in 1964.
I am heart broken at what once was that can not be resurected and gifted to my children and granchildre. I have done very well and we live in an exclusive neighborhood in Up State New York. Still Roseland was safer and a lot more fun for we kids than where we now live. Never would we feel comfortable allowing our little ones to roam from early morning till dusk as our folks allowed us to do during the 1950's and the eqqrly '60s.
I can redily remember fi not the names then cdertainly the faces of so many dozens of folks. Roseland was that kind of safe, nurturing, and oh so warm and lovely place to grow up. I so miss it, at 61 years of age, I miss what i had when I was 6, there is a bit of sadness in that, I think.
God Bless you neighbor, one and all.
God Bless you all, neighbors!
on Jan/31/2010 at 20:01
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I'm a 1958 graduate of St. Salomea and a 1962 Fenger graduate. Thanks for putting this wonderful, memory-filled, site together.
on Jan/30/2010 at 20:22
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Nice to look at all the pictures and familliar names from such a wonderful place & time that will never/ever be forgotten. A town with unmatched character from all it's people, buildings, parks, streets and alleys. It can never be dupilicated (only in Heaven). It was such a great place to grow up, born and raised at 117th & Perry across from Scanlan 69/ Fenger 73. Learn to live, fight & love (all the stepping stones to prepare you for what would lie ahead).
on Jan/30/2010 at 12:04
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I just learned of this website and doesn't it bring back fond memories. At one time my gradfather was Santa at Peoples Store.
I lived at 105th and Rhodes Ave. and went to Poe Elem and Fenger HS. The one thing I remember most of my life in Roseland....it felt safe and secure. I wish we could have that time back again.
on Jan/30/2010 at 08:34
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I used to live on 100th Perry in the 50's and early 60's. Went to Kohn School and then Harlan High before leaving for school in Connecticut, then Massachusetts.
I have been living in Ohio since 1980 after leaving the U.S. Army.
on Jan/27/2010 at 20:27
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If you've done an article on Roseland for the genealogical society, it would be really great to read it.
on Jan/26/2010 at 21:27
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Absolutely loved the website and your recollection of Roseland was fabulous... I attended Poe, then Mt. Vernon and sophmore year at Fenger before moving to Thornton. Lived in north Pullman until moving to the burbs. Now I'm in Kansas! Husband #1 was from "bum town" and he attended CVS. Thank you for your dedication, what memories you brought back to me.
Veda
on Jan/26/2010 at 11:12
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What a great place the Roseland area was to grow up! There will never be another place like Roseland. What great people lived and work there.
on Jan/26/2010 at 00:26
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I wanted to send my condolences to Tim and Chet. I am sorry to hear of Your loss.
Bonnie Long
on Jan/25/2010 at 07:52
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great site! I'm going to pass this on. Then I'll dig through my old photos.
some memories from a "Willy's Girl"
-working at "The Society of the Little Flower" on 113th and Michigan, you could work there at 15 stuffing envelopes.
-"Mendel Men were Gentlemen" ( well some were)
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