A rare & classic guitar for
sale. Click on the photo for specifics and details
(Fender XII Stratocaster) - 1st year made for 12 string Stratocaster, 1964 or 1965
(Sold March 2017 to San Francisco)
If you have a Family Photo that you would like displayed,
send an email to
scburen@gmail.com .
We only need people that are related, or some friends that support my
studies.
Relatives at
Wildwood Springs Lodge in Steelville Missouri, 2012 - Me- second
from left.
Family Reunion at Wildwood Lodge 2014. Ask the author for high resolution copy of 3 group photos.
About 2008, me in Arkansas, my daughter in Carolina
This
is a favorite picture of Corinne at ten years age, in Canyon Lake near
Phoenix, Arizona. Everyone says she looks big in this photo, but
actually, the kayak is small. She barely stood above my elbow at
that time. Now she is slightly taller than me.
We did a lot of kayaking and camping and mountain climbing at
that lake. We even took the kayaks on the Salt River float trips
with bus loads of people several times, as well as on our own. That is one of the best ways to keep cool in 100+. The campgrounds
were just a couple miles from Tortilla Flats, in an extraordinarily
scenic desert canyon.
Click on Picture for more Canyon Photos
This is the link to LaGrange Family if you click on the photo. John and Virginia are getting map instructions from Rusty. The
link page has several pictures of their visit to Independence, Kansas in
July 2013.
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Here is a link to a site where one
old photo of Rusty was submitted.
This is the link to the Solorzano family. If you
click on the photo you will see the shots of their visit to
Independence on October 2013. These are their three girls surfing the
web with grandpa in the background.
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20 Home Videos from 1966 to 1976, of the Buren
farm in Festus & the Drinen farm in Hillsboro, Missouri, & a few family
travels. (mp4)
Most Videos are about 3-minutes, but #4 was a larger
reel, about 12 minutes
(Some Tech Trouble getting these to
display - working on it - scb July 2019)
Video-01,
Video-02,
Video-03,
Video-04,
Video-05
Video-06,
Video-07,
Video-08,
Video-09,
Video-10
Video-11,
Video-12,
Video-13,
Video-14,
Video-15
Video-16,
Video-17,
Video-18,
Video-19,
Video-20
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My Dad wrote a book of the family titled "As I Recall," which
covered his life and generally spoke of us kids as "interesting
critters." Linda responded with her book "As We Recall,"
which is about the family from the
six kids perspective where we each contributed ten memorable incidents. Get in touch with her or me for copies at about $20
each, or leave me a message. It has a lot of photos from the 50s &
60s where she spent weeks scanning suitcases full of old photos and
writing the associated stories. The aircraft photo scan on the home page of this site came from
her book. The two books might get posted here, but all the family,
and especially the Authors need to give their permission before this is
done.
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These two were probably Loma Linda California, on a Half
Marathon about 1985, I ran 89 races that year and would have done over 100, but moved to Illinois in October.
Now for some photos of the author in standard work
clothes working at Intel in Chandler Arizona.
This is me -
Steve, working on a Trillium alignment testing microprocessor chips
about 1997-2001.
Now a photo with the Sort-Crew at
Intel Fab-6.
That's me - second from left. Click on Photo
We used to say, they won't
let me go to work without a bag over my head.
The Bunny Suits are worn to protect the
equipment from the operators.
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One of my
risky adventures was to move my tractor from Colorado to Kansas. This was a 600 mile journey, and the tricky part was that I did not have
a large trailer. The Ford-2000 Tractor fit snugly in the bed of the Ford
F-150. This wasn't possible, according to many of the folks that
offered opinions over the prior year, as I told them of my plan. Here is the tractor delivered
to my home in Kansas, November 2012. There were some interesting tailgate conversations with the farmers at the Colorado and Kansas gas stations during the trip.
The only preparations for loading the tractor were:
Remove the front grille and bumper from the tractor so it
will snug up to the cab without touching. The front tires will stop the
tractor less than 2" from the truck cab. Move
the Spare tire from under the truck and put in the bed (in case it is
needed), add 42psi to the truck rear tires, ensure that you have a good tie-down
setup, and block the tractor from rollback. Remove the tailgate to reduce weight,
and if you drive on to the tailgate, you might reshape it or snap the
lanyards.
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