Murray and Carol Moerman family photos

Something to think about:

Thinking About Time

The first mechanical clocks appeared in the 13th century bringing the concept of exact time - no longer just dawn, noon, mid-day - now 6:03, 12:00, and 3:20. Today our ability to divide and measure time has grown, for example in a cesium clock, to divide a second into 9,192,631,770 parts. In so doing, amazing as is that accomplishment, we may also miss something important.

Moerman Family Photos

Photos of John and Corrie Moerman's Children:

Murray's Teens and College Days

For John and Corrie's written memoirs:

please click here for John's writings, and here for Corrie's.

(Please click on photos below to enlarge)

Murray has long loved to read, and mind his younger brothers, in this case, John.

In 1961 we moved to this home in Edmonton 11623-111th Ave.

Murray soon got a paper route with the Edmonton Journal. John and Jim help with getting in shape.

Then, in 1965, a move to the 'sticks' - and new house and church building. 140 Ave & 66 St.

Grade 10

Grade 11

Handsomer by the year

Grade 12

OK, maybe a few zits

preparing for 1966 road trip from Alberta to Ontario with cousins from Blenheim

no matter how hot the day in tomato fields, there was always energy to work with cousin Jack on '58 Ford engine for '59 Chevy half-ton after supper

A 1967 Sunday afternoon...

... Murray's favourite '57 Pontiac "sleeper"

About to board a Greyhound bus to Northwestern College, September 1968

1969

College graduation in 1972

Seminary Graduation 1976

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