BENEATH IT HANGS A "SORTA" DIPLOMA.... THE CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION TO THE BOSS FROM THE DAUGHTER... GIVEN TO HIM THE DAY SHE GRADUATED FROM CORNELL UNIVERSITY |
SHE KICKED IT UP A NOTCH A FEW YEARS LATER WHEN SHE GOT A DIPLOMA FROM LAW SCHOOL.... |
WHO'S THIS GUY????? AND WHAT DOES HE HAVE TO DO WITH A STORY ABOUT DIPLOMAS.... |
THE BIGGEST DIPLOMA YOU HAVE EVER SEEN.... I DON'T THINK PEOPLE WHO GRADUATE FROM HARVARD GET A DIPLOMA THIS LARGE..... |
FROM THE SACRED HEART SCHOOL IT MEASURES 20 X 18 FRAMED IT SITS 20 X28 IT LOOKS LIKE THE MAN GRADUATED FROM MEDICAL SCHOOL..... |
THE FIRST "LACKIE" TO RECEIVE A REAL DIPLOMA IN THIS COUNTRY.... |
IT WAS JUNE OF 1929..... |
WHEN SIGMUND ANDREW LACKIE PROUDLY GRADUATED FROM THE 8TH GRADE...... |
11 comments:
Beautiful story.
What a sweet story! I have tears in my eyes. It is amazing how far a family can go in only a few generations. Priceless!
Sue, that is a beautiful story and that tiny tie tack is the sweetest memory. A real family heirloom.
Sue, I loved reading this. Truly that is the American dream.
What a loving tribute to your dad and what a sweet gift you made for him when you were little. I have tears in my eyes, and I love his diploma. So sweet.
Thank you, my friend, for this lovely post. Your dad was blessed to have YOU as his daughter.
XO,
Sheila
Sue what a great story and one to be proud of. It was amazing back then that our parents even graduated high school. Both my real dad and step dad only made it to the 8th grade, also, and my mom got as far as 11th grade. Times were hard and they were needed to help either at home or financially getting some farm or household work. It is great that you have these wonderful gifts for yourself and to share. Awesome.
Wonderful story.
Suzanne this is a wonderful story! Thanks for sharing! Hugs, Linda
ahhhhhh priceless!!!!
Congratulations to all of you!
Blessings,
J
Sue,
I am so happy to see you back blogging! You've been quite busy. A feral cat has adopted us too and it's even more aggressive than just hissing. Feed her and she's still mean -- most be a democrat! (Couldn't help myself.) Jealous you got to see the witty Dennis Miller. Miss B in school! She's grown so quickly. Your last post brought tears. My father was orphaned when he was 7 and was turned over to relatives but spent more time on his own in the streets and relying on the NY neighborhood shopkeepers. He did not graduate HS but rather the school of hard knocks.
Your Friend,
Deborah
PS I think I gained 10 pounds just looking at your culinary treats.
Lots to be proud of all around...I love the little penny tie tack.
Hi Sue! Aw, I loved this sweet story and I'm so happy you found this beautiful diploma. I really love to hear family stories!
Thank you so much for popping in to see me.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
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