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Sammy Terrin's kid at 16:47, 3 December 2007

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	Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. As near as we have been able to discover, he was born May 18, 1898 in the Ukraine, in a small town near Kiev. My mother, Diane Lomberg, was born in ~~chicago~~ on May 25, 1913. My parents were second cousins once removed, as my father's grandmother and my mother's great grandmother were sisters.		Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. As near as we have been able to discover, he was born May 18, 1898 in the Ukraine, in a small town near Kiev. His real (American) name was Samuel Harry Taran. My mother, Diane Lomberg, was born in Chicago on May 25, 1913. My parents were second cousins once removed, as my father's grandmother and my mother's great grandmother were sisters.

	By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to meet the family in St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he instructed the pilot to pretend to do a roll over until my mother agreed to kiss him. They were married soon afterward. That was 1933.		By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to meet the family in St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he instructed the pilot to pretend to do a roll over until my mother agreed to kiss him. They were married soon afterward. That was 1933.

	Just over a year after my parents' June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born (Geraldyne Lois Taran, June 26, 1934). We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota. I was followed into the world by my brothers Barry Lee Taran, born December 11, 1936, and died in a plane crash on March 13, 1971 and Robert Sherman Taran, born September 25, 1939, and died of a heart attack on December 11, 1999. In the ensuing years I have driven by that house where we lived once or twice just to look at it and reminisce.		Just over a year after my parents' June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born (Geraldyne Lois Taran, June 26, 1934). We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota. I was followed into the world by my brothers Barry Lee Taran, born December 11, 1936, and died in a plane crash on March 13, 1971 and Robert Sherman Taran, born September 25, 1939, and died of a heart attack on December 11, 1999. In the ensuing years I have driven by that house where we lived once or twice just to look at it and reminisce.

Sammy Terrin's kid at 16:45, 3 December 2007

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	Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. By the ~~time he married my mother and started~~ a ~~family he was long past his boxing days~~. ~~He had become a successful businessman~~, ~~had learned to fly his own airplane~~, ~~and the story I heard~~ was ~~that he took my mother from her home~~ in ~~Chicago to St. Paul~~, ~~where he lived~~. ~~At that time he still needed a pilot~~, and ~~he had the pilot do a pretend nose dive until~~ my mother ~~agreed to kiss him. they~~ were ~~married soon afterward. That was 1933~~.		Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. As near as we have been able to discover, he was born May 18, 1898 in the Ukraine, in a small town near Kiev. My mother, Diane Lomberg, was born in chicago on May 25, 1913. My parents were second cousins once removed, as my father's grandmother and my mother's great grandmother were sisters.

	Just over a year after ~~their~~ June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born (June 26, 1934). We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota. In the ensuing years I have driven by that house once or twice just to ~~check my memory~~.		By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to meet the family in St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he instructed the pilot to pretend to do a roll over until my mother agreed to kiss him. They were married soon afterward. That was 1933.

			Just over a year after my parents' June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born (Geraldyne Lois Taran, June 26, 1934). We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota. I was followed into the world by my brothers Barry Lee Taran, born December 11, 1936, and died in a plane crash on March 13, 1971 and Robert Sherman Taran, born September 25, 1939, and died of a heart attack on December 11, 1999. In the ensuing years I have driven by that house where we lived once or twice just to look at it and reminisce.

Sammy Terrin's kid at 16:22, 3 December 2007

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	Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he had the pilot do a pretend nose dive until my mother agreed to kiss him. they were married soon afterward. That was 1933.		Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he had the pilot do a pretend nose dive until my mother agreed to kiss him. they were married soon afterward. That was 1933.

	~~Ten months~~ after their June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born. We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota~~, and in~~ the ensuing years I have driven by that house once or twice just to check my memory.		Just over a year after their June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born (June 26, 1934). We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota. In the ensuing years I have driven by that house once or twice just to check my memory.

Sammy Terrin's kid at 15:16, 3 December 2007

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	Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he had the pilot do a pretend nose dive until my mother agreed to kiss him. they were married soon afterward.		Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he had the pilot do a pretend nose dive until my mother agreed to kiss him. they were married soon afterward. That was 1933.

			Ten months after their June 4, 1933 wedding, I was born. We lived at 2131 Juliet Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota, and in the ensuing years I have driven by that house once or twice just to check my memory.

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Sammy Terrin, "The Fighting Tailor" was my father. By the time he married my mother and started a family he was long past his boxing days. He had become a successful businessman, had learned to fly his own airplane, and the story I heard was that he took my mother from her home in Chicago to St. Paul, where he lived. At that time he still needed a pilot, and he had the pilot do a pretend nose dive until my mother agreed to kiss him. they were married soon afterward.