We are all second generation born in the USA. We all spent a great deal of our youth together. They made me change the spelling of m last name.
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a touch of Ireland in the USA
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a touch of Ireland in the USA
by scotty » Sun Feb 06, 2011 12:45 am
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/photo.php?fbid=186724834692354&set=a.147409008623937.21766.100000645152044
We are all second generation born in the USA. We all spent a great deal of our youth together. They made me change the spelling of m last name.
We are all second generation born in the USA. We all spent a great deal of our youth together. They made me change the spelling of m last name.
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Re: a touch of Ireland in the USA
by John » Sun Feb 06, 2011 1:31 pm
It's nice to have a strong network like that scotty! 
Do ye meet up often?
J.
Do ye meet up often?
J.
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Re: a touch of Ireland in the USA
by scotty » Sun Feb 06, 2011 3:17 pm
John wrote:It's nice to have a strong network like that scotty!
Do ye meet up often?
J.
Unfortunately John we havent met in over 30 years but it is our plan to meet at least twice during each winter now that all of them have winter places in florida. We dont have many years left. It was a real blessing to see these folks again. They agreed to the photo if i changed my last name to McScotto.
I was pleased to do it
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