I’ve located free digital editions of some yearbooks and clipped a few images. I will need to do some more research on Nancy.Here are links…

Franklin Brand Bredimus (1936 to 2019) Apparently our Father treated Cean and Nancy very harshly. Mom sometimes mentioned it, but I was too young to…

On Feb 5, 2021, Today is Mike’s birthday. It is hard to believe he has been gone for four years. You probably remember when he…

My father, Robert Leo Bredimus (1909-1980) and my Uncle Frank, Francis Leslie Bredimus (1907-1979) The Bredimus brothers were born almost exactly two years apart (May…

I have searched Newspaper archives for any stories mentioning the Bredimus family name. Here are a few examples Here is a strange story of Uncle…

Mom said she read a book with a character named Cean and was inspired to give you that name. I have discovered which book. The…

I never stopped to consider that our Father was born in the time of the horse and buggy. The attached article from 1909 grabbed my…

Delightful Family Reunion Held at Bredimus Home. An interesting family reunion was held Sunday at the suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bredimus, Twenty-fourth…

I haven’t seen this photo in many, many years. Thank you so much for sharing it. It is the only photo I have of Leon,…

I checked the records at the Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty foundations. See the attached summary of records for the surname Bredimus. Not many…

The photo of Nicolas Bredimus in front of his wagon shop was courtesy of Dianne Jones on Ancestry dot com. I don’t know who she…

What we can surmise from the Dec 11, 2019 newspaper article? It was one year later that our father travelled to France on board the…

Before the Depression Poppy was the District Manager for Underwood. After he was a salesman both in their store and on the road. He wasn’t…

I vaguely remember a collection of Limoges china at Oak Street. It must have been inherited from Mommy and I assume Nancy has it now….