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Web Master Revdma@aol.com
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Treasurer RobertBrac@aol.com
I’m searching for a copy of the book”I’m going to see what has happened” by Gerald Nummi. I have had no luck finding it and would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me locate one. I’m looking to add to my family history collection and this book would mean a lot to me. Thank You!
If you would email me at whitley401@aol.com, and send me your email address I will see if the author can get a copy made for you, and how much that would cost.
Mary Ann Whitley, TIS trustee
We remember with thankfulness the honor you paid to my great grandfather, John Starr March when you placed a special marker at his grave in Hillside NJ in 1993.
Also his commemoration at the US Postal Museum at your exhibit of the postal workers who gave their lives on the Titanic protecting the mail. You have his watch already that stopped at 1:15 on that early morning when he drowned. I have found the engagement ring he gave his wife, Nellie Eliza Harding. It is 22K pink gold with 9 small pearls set in a diamond shape. It is engraved with his initials and hers, and the date. We were wondering what it is worth. His signet ring has been given to my cousin Joan Drake’s son, Robert Drake. We’d be interested in hearing from you about this, and we’re interested also in the convention in Boston.
We may not be able to attend, but our hearts will be there.
Thanks,
Florence McCabe
I have in my possession an official edition,copyright 1912 by L.H.Walter book: Sinking of the Titanic, the World’s Greatest Sea Disaster. The book is in fair shape but would like to get an idea as to the value. It belonged to my grandparents. I am reading it for the first time and it is fascinating.
It hardly seems possible that TIS has just celebrated it’s 20th birthday! It was only yesterday that Charlie, Jack, Bob D, Shelly, Bob B and I got togeher to form an alternative Titanic Society – one where our members were in charge and helped to chart our course. So many wonderful things have happened to us all over these past twenty years – many conventions, cruises, gatherings and 69 issues of Voyage! Where did the time go…? I was very honored to be a co-founder and trustee for many happy years. I now write a quarterly column for Voyage and hope that we all may enjoy twenty more years of TIS activities! God Bless…
Mike Ralph, Clearwater, Florida.