Bolder Boulder Panoramic 2009, originally uploaded by Brian Scaglia.
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One year ago today...
...my Mom buried her Dad Max E. Schaefer, he was 94 years old. He served in WWII and worked for a living as a bus driver. I asked my Mom why she buried him in his overalls, here is what she wrote:
Grandpa was a soldier. He also was a farmer. Although he always held a job off the farm, his first love was his cows and garden. I chose to bury him in overalls instead of his Army uniform because, growing up, I rarely saw Dad dressed in anything else unless he was going to work, whereby he wore a uniform, or he was going to a funeral or some other special occasion. I always remember him in overalls...with a red handkerchief stuck somewhere, either his back pocket, his front pocket, or inside the bib of the overalls. Although the War was important to him, I think the farm was truly his life...how he lived, how we all remember him. Toughskins...fitting, wouldn't you say?
- My Mom (Barbara Keffer)
My Own Device
A co-worker of mine Marcus helped me recently with a TV commercial project and in return for his help I promised to photograph his band My Own Device playing at THE FOX THEATER in Boulder. Below is that photo collection.
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