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A few years later, this adorable child was born, the only son of Ben and Ida Mar. |
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Ida Mar loved her brother Preston. She wrote on the back that she and Pep hated to dress up. |
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The box held three versions of this photograph. Ben thinks this is Uncle Teek, Louisa's husband, after a snow storm in San Juan County. |
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Ben graduated with his BS in 1971, a few months before I arrived at BYU. Fortunately, he stayed to complete his masters. Seven months later he got a job in Texas. I thought I'd never see him again. |
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While Ben was the only son, Judith Ann was the only daughter. Ida Mar made all her clothing. |
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This was Judith's first day of school. |
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Ida Mar and Ben posed together at Judith's wedding reception in 1962. |
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Ben returned from his 30-month mission and met his niece Michelle for the first time. Stephen was born a few months before Ben left. |
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Stephen was a great kid. Everyone loved him. |
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It's easy to see the love Ida Mar had for this grandson. |
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She wrote on the back of this photograph with Michelle, "Proud Grandma!" |
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Stephen died of complications from diabetes 20 years ago. He is still missed. Michelle has 3 kids of her own. |