"Senior Memories" is a growing collection of favorite memories from the past, told by local seniors. Their stories are videotaped and told in their own words, accompanied by their photos. We invite any senior to share a glimpse of their personal history with us!
“Seniors Memories” is produced by Jim McNutt and Diane Lioon, with funding provided by the Peters Township Library Foundation.
Are you a Washington County resident 60 years of age or older? Do you have a specific short story to share about your past? Can you provide a few photos to accompany your story? If so, then the Peters Township Library Foundation invites you to join our Senior Memories Project! Please contact Diane Lioon (dianelioon@gmail.com) or Jim McNutt (jpgh1001@yahoo.com) for more information.
WW2 veteran and Washington, PA resident Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Roe served under General George Patton, arriving on September 8, 1944 on Utah Beach. He tells Senior Memories about the boot he found with a frozen foot still inside while stationed in Betzdorf, Germany. Many years later he discovers the identity of the fellow serviceman who left that foot behind.
Sylvia Mahramas of Canonsburg, PA shares with Senior Memories the story of her mother’s re-creation of a Christian Dior dress worn by Sophia Loren. We also hear her four talented brothers, also known as The Four Coins, sing their hit song Shangri-la.