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sausage with the raisins - until the day I saw her actually make the blood sausage, and never ate it again! Grandma liked to talk on the telephone and if I got sick at school, I would go to their house across the street from school until Mom or Dad could pick me. (Sometimes Grandpa's cigar smoke was so strong I thought twice about going there when I was sick.) I often would learn what was happening in the adult world in town by listening to Grandma's end of the phone conversations. She loved to play cards and she and Grandpa were all business when it came to playing sheepshead, no room for children to make errors. Grandma was very short, and stout, but had more than enough love to share with all of her many grandchildren. by Noreen Rossa Remembering Henry & Anna Dobberstein My sweetest memory of Grandpa Henry Dobberstein is of him smoking and sitting in his rocking chair on the front porch of their house in New London. He always seemed to have a gentle way about him and a kind smile. I have more clear memories of Grandma Anna Dobberstein - the most special thing was that I was born on her birthday, October 22, so she always thought that was great (and so did I)! I also remember when we came for a visit, she always seemed to have some cookies in a tin on the stairway - I remember the orange ones with frosting were wonderful. She also grew pink impatiens in pots inside the house, and to this day I think of her when I see them blooming so cheerily. When I would stay overnight in the summertime, Grandma and I would sit on the porch swing, Grandpa sat in his rocker, and all seemed right with the world. by Doreen Hickey 20 <strong>2002</strong> Dobberstein Reunion Digest
Harold Helterhoff’s 1998 obituary notice from The Lakeland Times, Minocqua, Wisconsin (7/28/98) not previously included in the newsletter. 50 Years Ago: Revisiting the Dobberstein Reunion as recorded in the family historian’s notes from 1948-1951 Bernice (Carlson) Helterhoff (Graduation Photo) <strong>2002</strong> Dobberstein Reunion Digest 21
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