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Cliff & Rosalind Heaps |
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Rosalind Thomas Heaps: Married over 40 years, Roz has 6 children and eighteen grandchildren, and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Cal Poly, Pomona. When not busy with family history, class reunions, or her family, she enjoys church activities, sewing, crocheting, cross-stitch, and historical novels. Her message: “Take care of yourself – you’re special. Take care of your family – they are special. Hope to see you at the next reunion.” Bio updated 2008
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Broken leg summer of 2008 |
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I broke my leg working in the back yard on July 23. The wheel barrel was heavy and I was tired. It got wobbly and started to take me in the pond with the fish. Since I didn’t want to drown, I pushed myself away from the pond and landed on the grass only my right leg didn’t clear the edge of the pond and came down with a bang. Because of the way it broke, I have to stay off it for a total of 3 months with no weight on it. I’ll get to learn how to walk again in October. In the meantime, I am getting around the house with a wheel chair. |
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Family Website |