Dedicated to the Loving Memory of
Elisabeth Ann Fuller-Mobbs
24/3/1928 - 14/12/2006
Welcome One, Welcome All
This site has been created for family and friends to share memories of our Family Matriarc "Betty" and to continue the Fuller Family History.
Betty's Video Library
Press play to enjoy a non-stop viewing of all video's... OR Use the little arrow to scroll through video's then click on individual video to play. Click HERE to go to master video library to view full screen video's.
Betty's Garden
Pls enjoy the video of the walk down to 'Betty's Garden', one of the many lookouts at Echo Point, Katoomba NSW, Australia.
Turn on your speakers and listen to the over powering sound of the waterfall as you first start down the stairs.
Enjoy the sometimes soft whistles and unforgettable calls of the bird life.
What all would You like to know about Grandpa Jo? it was just JO, not JOE. JO is short for Jonas. He was bald at 16. He only had a birthday once every 4 years, born on a leap year. He like to joke and play jokes. He love to go on Holiday and FISH, loved catching his beloved Pan Fish......... Rock Bass, Blue Gills, Perch.... when cleaned, 2 of them fit in a pan just right. He had a wonderful train set in the cellar too, started out with 'O' gauge and then switched over to "HO" Gauge. He was a licensed Electrition and the money he made doing that, Grandma would let him have for his trains and his fishing. I'll work on remembering more. Grandma Jo was Pennsylvania Dutch, German Decent. Rulapough was her Maiden name.
Another neat thing about Grandpa JO. For breakfast, he liked Corn Flakes and Eggs. Poach the eggs, put them in a small bowl and chop them up a bit, but NOT TOO MUCH. Some thought it was a raw egg, it wasn't, it was poached egg, but looked raw. Now, add the Corn Flakes and fill the bowl with milk and add a bit of sugar as YOU like. He also loved Peanut Butter, by the Table Spoon Full. I sent You how to make Grandpa Jo's poached eggs with Cornflakes. Go ahead and post that too. Some will say the eggs were raw, but they only looked raw, because of the way he poached them, whites would still be a wee bit runny.
In 2 years Fullerspond has had the pleasure of..... 9932 site visits, 297 different viewers from 18 different countries including, UK - Denmark - China - Japan - South Africa - Belgium - India - 29 states within USA - 5 states within Australia - Canada - Iraq.....
Fullerspond now contains over..... 50+ Individual Topic Contributions, 400+ photo's, 30+ clips of over 2 hours of video footage, Comprehensive Family Tree Site and much, much more... with so much more to come!
I would personally like to thank each and every one of our family members, relatives and family friends whom have contributed, shared and aided the remembrance of life and love. Deus vobiscum
Review the Original Family Tree Post . Brouse the Fuller Family Tree . Brouse the Fuller Decendency Line. Family Members are invited to join this site and add extra Fuller Family History that you know!.... afterall other current records confirm our Fuller's go back to 1580 and beyond, Lets help fill in the gaps!
EDIT: 23/3/2007 > I would love to add any comments or additional information that could / should be added to the photos. Right click on the photo and you will find the Photo ID Number, IE: 40s015.jpg ... quote this number in your email..All descriptions are from writting on the back of photo's. Anything I have added will follow the word EDIT:I have tried to get them into a time line, though not the best at places... none the less, ENJOY!!!
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1 comments:
Aaahhh... YES ! Thanks for those stories Jim !
Mother also loved peanut butter on corn flakes.... one of my favorites too ... Thanks Granpa Jo
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