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Susan and Phil Kadala
No full textSusan and her father Phil at Fort Fisher, NC.
Phillip Kadala (1948- ) and his family lived in the Netherlands for several years before moving to Wilmington, NC in the late 1980s. His daughter Susan Kadala (1982-2012) was born in Heerlen, the Netherlands, and attended Ogden Elementery, Trask Middle School, E. A. Laney High School, and Cape Fear Community College
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
No full textThis divided back postcard features a photograph by Lou Clemmons capturing apartment buildings at Wrightsville Beach
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
No full textThis postcard features a photograph by Jim Doane capturing an aerial view of Wrightsville Beach and Harbor Island
Seapath Marina
No full textThis divided back postcard features a photograph by Bob Glander which captures an aerial view of Seapath Marina at Wrightsville Beach
Kadala children and Rachel Brysten
No full textThe Kadala children sitting on the porch swing in front of their house in the Ogden area, with their former babysitter from the Netherlands, Rachel Brysten. From left to right: Neil (1986- ), Annie (1984- ), Susan (1982-2012) seated in Rachel's lap, and Gerich (1977- ).
The Kadala family lived in the Netherlands for several years before moving to Wilmington, NC
Hickman Family visiting at Ft. Fisher
No full textPhotograph of the two Hickman children sitting at one of the outdoor cannons at Ft. Fisher, NC with a friend. From left to right: John Crutchlow (friend visiting from New Jersey), Johanna Hickman, and Michael Hickman.
John Crutchlow (1978- ) and his family were visiting Johanna Mary (1981- ) and Michael Patrick (1984- ) Hickman in the summer of 1990. Johanna and Michael were both born in Wilmington, NC
Rev. Adrian Shepard
No full textA photograph of Rev. Adrian Shepard for a newspaper column profiling local ministers.
The Rev. Adrian Shepard (1937- ) was born in Wilmington, NC. He was the minister of United Advent Christian Church in Wilmington in 1987, and served as the President of the New Hanover Ministerial Association
Greetings from Wrightsville Beach
No full textThis divided back postcard features a photograph which captures an aerial view of Wrightsville Beach
Seapath Marina
No full textThis divided back postcard features a photograph by Lou Clemmons which captures the Seapath Marina at Wrightsville Beach
Ed Danilowicz
No full textEdward Danilowicz on board a boat in character as pirate Stede Bonnet.
Edward Joseph Danilowicz (1952-2011) was a talented musician and songwriter from Wilmington, NC. He performed for Opera House Company and the Thalian Association. He was the Artist-in-Residence at the Community Arts Center, active in Theater in the Schools, and initiated the Poplar Grove Living History Program, where he brought to life various historical figures, including Stede Bonnet. Stede Bonnet was the infamous "Gentleman Pirate" who turned to piracy, so it was said, to escape an unhappy marriage in the early 1700s. At one point, he was supposed to have used the mouth of Bonnet's Creek in Southport, NC as a hideout for his ship. After a brief but exciting career, he was captured and taken to Charlestown where he was hanged on December 10, 1718.
Danilowicz is buried at Oleander Memorial Gardens