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Sources Pauline TEMPLE was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Billy Joe NORTHCUTT-174405. Pauline TEMPLE and Billy Joe NORTHCUTT were married on 9 September 1944 in Houston, Harris, TX.61784 Certificate # 89439, Book 112, p. 114.
Pauline TEMPLE (private). Parents: TEMPLE-180439 and KAES-180440.
Pauline TEMPLE died in 1958 in NY.118265 Buried in Ferncliff Cemetery and Mausoleum, Hartsdale, NY, Plot BIRC, 1710. Temple may not be her maiden name.
Pauline TEMPLE was born in 1880 in CA.487 She appeared in the census in April 1892 in Pierce Co., WA.487 Parents: Joe TEMPLE-144333 and Anna -144334.
Pauline TEMPLE was born on 14 March 1886 in Coosa Co., AL.7838 She died after 10 March 1951 at the age of 64.7838 Temple may not be her maiden name.
Pauline TEMPLE13780 was born on 11 September 1888 in PA.32131,42601 She appeared in the census in June 1900 in Alliance, Stark, OH.42601 In April 1930 she was an attorney office stenographer in Canton, Stark, OH.32131 Pauline died in 1978 at the age of 90.11923 Parents: Dr. James Craig (James) TEMPLE-3069 and Anna Maria (Annie) HENKEL-3154.
Spouse: Harry Harrison EMMONS-24867. Pauline TEMPLE and Harry Harrison EMMONS were married on 28 September 1908.11923,32131 Children were: Loreen H. EMMONS-44507, Richard H. EMMONS-44508.
Pauline TEMPLE118266 was born in 1893. She died on 15 October 1958 at the age of 65 in Manhattan, New York, NY. Temple may not be her maiden name.
Pauline TEMPLE was born in February 1900 in Ashland, Hanover, VA.894 She appeared in the census in June 1900 in Ashland, Hanover, VA.894 Parents: Henry TEMPLE Sr.-185842 and Bertie -185843.
Pauline TEMPLE was born in 1902 in MO.56924,56925,56928 She gave her age as 13 in 1920, but 32 in 1940. She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Monett, Barry, MO.56924 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Neodesha, Wilson, KS.56925 Pauline lived in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO on 1 April 1935.118267 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Richmond Heights, St. Louis, MO.56928 She died. Parents: Lewis T. TEMPLE-33762 and Ellen (Nellie) MC FARLAND-40244.
Spouse: Harold J. OTT-86595. Pauline TEMPLE and Harold J. OTT were married on 17 November 1928 in Neodesha, Wilson, KS.62643 Children were: Harold OTT Jr.-86596.
Pauline TEMPLE was born about 1912.16687
Spouse: Robert BRECHT-164930. Pauline TEMPLE and Robert BRECHT were married on 11 March 1938 in Broward Co., FL.16687,16689 They16687,16689 were divorced before April 1940. Robert was enumerated as single. However, as Pauline was not found as a Brecht or a Temple in 1940, she may have died.
Pauline TEMPLE was born on 13 May 1919 in Jackson, Union, NC.66081,82550,118268 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Jackson, Union, NC.66081 She died on 15 June 1920 at the age of 1 in Waxhaw, Union, NC.118268 Died of meningitis. Buried in Old Waxhaw Church Cemetery, Waxhaw, NC. Parents: Levy Durant (Lee E.) TEMPLE-40601 and Cora PRESLEY-40607.
Pauline TEMPLE was born on 21 June 1922 in Clarksburg, Harrison, WV.51320,51322,52683,118269 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Clarksburg, Harrison, WV.51322 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Tiffin, Seneca, OH.118269 Pauline a ward of the state in April 1940 in Tiffin, Seneca, OH.118269 She was in the National Orphans Home. This apparently had some connection to the Junion Order United American Mechanics, according to the 1940 census, but the connection is unclear. She died on 28 October 1993 at the age of 71 in Fairfax, Fairfax, VA.52683,118270 Buried in Fairfax Memorial Park, Fairfax, VA. She served in the military.52683 Served in the Coast Guard. Parents: Pearl J. (Pearley) TEMPLE-178170 and Parthenia J. LAKE-178171.
Spouse: John Elmer LETSON-178173. Pauline TEMPLE and John Elmer LETSON were married before 1953. Children were: Jerry Wesley LETSON-178174, Barbara Jane LETSON-178175.
Pauline TEMPLE was born in 1935 in Moreland Twp., Muncy, Lycoming, PA.94504 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Moreland Twp., Muncy, Lycoming, PA.94504 She lived in Watsontown, Northumberland, PA in 1973.82723 Pauline lived in Turbotville, Northumberland, PA in 2020.7265 Parents: Archie Emory (Archie) TEMPLE-22714 and Alberta S. MAGARGLE-22731.
Spouse: Ken BOGART-121685. Pauline TEMPLE and Ken BOGART were married about 1955. Date is approximate and assumes only one marriage.
Pauline TEMPLE (private).713 Parents: Moot TEMPLE-185261 and Aucindia -185266.
Pauline TEMPLE (private).57311
Spouse: Robert D. MC KENZIE-179327.
Pauline (Polly) TEMPLE was born on 22 August 1925 in Minden, Webster, LA.12285,12289,83433,118271,118272 Some sources make the place Lufkin, TX. She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Angelina Co., TX.83433 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Angelina Co., TX.12289 Pauline lived in Lumberton, Hardin, TX in 2009.118271 She died on 5 September 2009 at the age of 84 in Beaumont, Jefferson, TX.118271,118272 Buried in Walker Cemetery, Redland, TX. Parents: Claude TEMPLE-33908 and May Lucille (Lucille) BATTON-34007.
Spouse: Charles E. (Mutt) TREVATHAN-34015. Pauline (Polly) TEMPLE and Charles E. (Mutt) TREVATHAN were married on 10 February 1950 in Lake Charles, Calcasieu, LA.118273 Children were: Myron TREVATHAN-84876.
Pauline Ann TEMPLE23103,31951,118274 was born on 29 September 1932 in Hopewell, Hopewell, VA.50670,118274,118275 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Bland Twp., Prince George, VA.50670 She lived 704 Crestline Boulevard in Hopewell, Hopewell, VA in 1974.31952 Pauline died on 12 December 1982 at the age of 50 in Petersburg, Petersburg City, VA.118276 Buried in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, VA, Plot: Ward FF, Section 18, Square 3a. In her SSAN application, she listed her husband as her father, and herself as her own mother. Parents: George Beauregard TEMPLE-50109 and Elizabeth KOREN-50113.
Spouse: Leon Devaney ELLIS Jr.-81448. Pauline Ann TEMPLE and Leon Devaney ELLIS Jr. were married on 28 July 1951 in GA.31919,31952 They31919,31952 were divorced on 8 July 1974 in Hopewell, Hopewell, VA.31952 Divorce granted to Pauline on the basis of desertion. They separated 10 Jun 1973. Children were: Deborah Ann ELLIS-100460, Barbara Jean ELLIS-100731.
Spouse: HIGGINS-98447.
Pauline Caroline TEMPLE was born on 6 January 1917 in MN.68425,68426,68427,118277 Her father reported she was born in AR in 1940. She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Fulda, Murray, MN.68425 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Cormorant, Becker, MN.68426 Pauline appeared in the census in April 1940 in Cuba, Becker, MN.68427 She lived in Moorhead, Clay, MN in 1988.31686 She died on 10 January 2001 at the age of 84 in Moorhead, Clay, MN.118277 Parents: Frank TEMPLE-45768 and Elizabeth Marie RIENIETS-45769.
Spouse: Lambert L. LOMSDAHL-94379. Pauline Caroline TEMPLE and Lambert L. LOMSDAHL were married on 21 September 1941 in Becker Co., MN.53586
Spouse: Ward FREEMAN-94378. Pauline Caroline TEMPLE and Ward FREEMAN were married on 29 May 1948 in Becker Co., MN.35241
Spouse: COURNEYA-45785.
Pauline E. TEMPLE118278 was born in 1911. She died on 7 March 1948 at the age of 37 in Jersey Shore, Lycoming, PA. Buried in Jersey Shore Cemetery, Jersey Shore, PA, Plot: A 103-10. Temple may not be her maiden name.
Pauline E. TEMPLE was born on 1 September 1920.118279,118280 She lived in VA before 1951.118279 She died on 6 August 1996 at the age of 75.118279,118280 Buried in Maury Cemetery, Richmond, VA. Temple may not be her maiden name.
Pauline Elizabeth TEMPLE24892 was born on 1 September 1901 in Middleton Creek, Franklin, MS.24895,118281 She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Franklin Co., MS.24895 She died on 18 August 1989 at the age of 87 in Meadville, Franklin, MS.118281,118282 Buried in Siloam Cemetery, Meadville, MS. Parents: Thomas Roland (Tom\T.R.\Tone) TEMPLE-20349 and Catherine Evelyn (Evie) CORBAN-20466.
Spouse: Jesse Andrew STEELE-20597. Pauline Elizabeth TEMPLE and Jesse Andrew STEELE were married on 27 December 1919 in Franklin Co., MS.75216
Pauline Elizabeth TEMPLE (private).58042 Parents: Charles Wilson TEMPLE Sr.-13326 and Dr. June MOSENA-13331.
Spouse: Dennis Craig MENGLE-13336.
Pauline Emma (Pauline) TEMPLE113149 was born on 10 October 1884 in Williamsville, Windham, VT.23,8665,67450,67451,118283 In April 1910 she was a music teacher in Boston, Suffolk, MA.67451 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in San Rafael, Marin, CA.67450 Pauline appeared in the census in April 1940 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.118283 She died in 1948 at the age of 64.118284 Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Northfield, VT. Parents: John Milo (John ) TEMPLE-1838 and Emma A. REED-2478.
Pauline Esta (Pauline) TEMPLE was born on 20 February 1919 in Elevation, Johnston, NC.40370,55703,55704,118285 She claimed Four Oaks in her SSAN application. She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Elevation, Johnston, NC.55704 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Averasboro, Harnett, NC.55703 Pauline died on 11 June 1998 at the age of 79 in Lillington Twp., Harnett, NC.118286 Parents: Willis Edgar TEMPLES Sr.-44695 and Mary V. MASSENGILL-44696.
Spouse: Jake R. HANNON-102874. Pauline Esta (Pauline) TEMPLE and Jake R. HANNON were married on 4 July 1942 in Dillon, Dillon, SC.40370,40371
Pauline Esther TEMPLE was born on 15 October 1908 in Bronx, Bronx, NY.38366,38367,38368,118287 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Queens, Queens, NY.38366 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Queens, Queens, NY.38368 Parents: Max M. TEMPLE-131931 and Sophie GRAUBERT-131932.
Spouse: Jacob (Jack) KORN-158419. Pauline Esther TEMPLE and Jacob (Jack) KORN were married on 11 March 1934 in Brooklyn, Kings, NY.50677,50678 It is not clear when this marriage took place, but they took out a license, # 3575, 8 Mar 1934. The newspaper report of the wedding, published on Sunday, 11 Mar, said they were to be married in Brooklyn on Sunday. That probably meant the 11th, but could have meant the 18th, so the specific date needs proof such as a marriage record. The wedding took place in Temple Auditorium. Children were: George B. KORN-158420, Stephen Geoffrey KORN-161059.
Pauline Frances TEMPLE118288 was born on 13 February 1933. She died on 2 July 1933 at the age of 0 in Davidson Co., NC. Buried in Maple Grove Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Davidson Co., NC. Parents: Charlie Barney (Charlie) TEMPLE-24160 and Gladys CURRY-79800.
Pauline Frieda TEMPLE was born on 4 February 1904 in IN.39200,86692,118289,118290 She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Jackson Twp., Porter, IN.86692 In April 1930 she was an insurance company file clerk in Indianapolis, Marion, IN.118289 Pauline lived in Indianapolis, Marion, IN in 1940.87771 She lived 4835 Round Lake Road in Indianapolis, Marion, IN in 1981.118290 She died on 26 December 1981 at the age of 77 in Indianapolis, Marion, IN.118290 Died of metastatic lymphatic lymphoma, complicated by a post operative small bowerl perforation. Cremated at Indianapolis Crematory, Indianapolis, IN. Pauline was a school teacher in Putnam Co., IN.118290 Her parents were from KY (father) and IL (mother). Unmarried in 1930. Parents: Charles Widney TEMPLE-51243 and Cordia Mirtle (Corda) THOMPSON-51244.
Spouse: Horst Carl Gustav GRUNER-107606. Pauline Frieda TEMPLE and Horst Carl Gustav GRUNER were married about 1930. Children were: Nancy Jean GRUNER-107607.
Spouse: Horace H. TUDOR-80751. Pauline Frieda TEMPLE and Horace H. TUDOR were married on 13 August 1932 in Monrovia, Monroe Twp., Morgan, IN.78,118290
Pauline Janet TEMPLE was born on 8 August 1932 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA.49190,55679 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA.55679 She died on 12 October 2005 at the age of 73.118291 Parents: Lawrence Eugene (Lawrence) TEMPLE-33268 and Virginia Esther MASON-85781.
Spouse: KEMP-103526. Pauline Janet TEMPLE and KEMP were married before April 1951.49190
Pauline Lenore (Pat) TEMPLE13040 was born on 28 February 1932 in Manchester, Washtenaw, MI.31667,118292 She lived in Bad Axe, Huron, MI in 1952.3150 She died on 3 February 2022 at the age of 89.118292 Parents: Benjamin Ludlow (Ben) TEMPLE-36134 and Violet Thelma (Thelma) EICHER-36135.
Spouse: Eugene Robert PITCHER-65531. Pauline Lenore (Pat) TEMPLE and Eugene Robert PITCHER were married on 6 August 1952 in Bad Axe, Huron, MI.3150,65372 Children were: Jerald PITCHER-65533, Susan PITCHER-65534.
Pauline Loue TEMPLE was born on 11 March 1913 in Munson, Santa Rosa, FL.62725 She died on 13 March 2001 at the age of 88 in Milton, Santa Rosa, FL.118293 Parents: William Chase (William) TEMPLE-28944 and Delilah I. PAGE-96140.
Spouse: OVERSTREET-101858. Pauline Loue TEMPLE and OVERSTREET were married before January 1955.62725
Pauline M. TEMPLE76693 was born (date unknown). Temple may not be her maiden name.
Spouse: Bjorn Petter SYVERTSEN-177651. Pauline M. TEMPLE and Bjorn Petter SYVERTSEN were married on 14 January 1959 in Ankara, Turkey.76693 The marriage was performed by a military chaplain, 1st Lt. Norman C. Johnshoy, apparently assigned to the base in Ankara. Witnesses included the Norwegian Ambassador to Turkey, Ivar Lunde. The marriage was reported to St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Tacoma, WA. He was and Episcopalian, she a Lutheran.
Pauline M. TEMPLE (private).35428
Spouse: Kenneth H. FRIETCHEN-180753.
Pauline M. (Lynn) TEMPLE was born in 1914 in CA.57561,72392,118294 Gave 1914 in census, but California Death records give 30 Jan 1915. Her death record seemed to indicate her birth was in MA. She appeared in the census in January 1920 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA.72392 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Whittier, Los Angeles, CA.118294 Enumerated as a roomer. In 1933 Pauline was a legal secretary in San Diego, San Diego, CA.69733 She lived 1341 7th Street in San Diego, San Diego, CA in 1933.69733 She lived in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA in 1935.40326 Pauline died on 24 February 1962 at the age of 48 in San Diego, San Diego, CA.148 She gave her name as Lynn Pauline Temple in her marriage to McMillan. She was an only child, so she is the same person as Pauline M in the census and her other marriages. Parents: Milo Kellner (Milo) TEMPLE-131503 and Roxa SHIVE-134991.
Spouse: William J. RUMSEY-164156. Pauline M. (Lynn) TEMPLE and William J. RUMSEY were married on 9 August 1933 in Santa Ana, Orange, CA.69733,69734 The newspaper report of their marriage license gave his surname as Ramsey.
Spouse: Wilmer HANEY-164213. Pauline M. (Lynn) TEMPLE and Wilmer HANEY were married on 3 March 1935 in Ocean Park, Los Angeles, CA.40326
Spouse: Nolan Moore MC MILLAN-164227. Pauline M. (Lynn) TEMPLE and Nolan Moore MC MILLAN were married on 29 July 1939 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA.57561
Pauline May TEMPLE was born on 2 August 1922 in Pierce Twp., Washington, IN.14720,14722,14724 Find-A-Grave gave Pekin, which disagrees with birth records. She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Pierce Twp., Washington, IN.14720 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Pierce Twp., Washington, IN.14722 Pauline lived in Jefferson Co., KY in 1947.38382 She lived in Pekin, Washington, IN in 2013.38389 She died on 7 September 2017 at the age of 95 in Pekin, Washington, IN.38390 Buried in Mount Pleasant Church Cemetery, New Pekin, IN. Find-A-Grave gave her middle name as Mary. Parents: Raymond Cecil (Cecil) TEMPLE-28376 and Pearl Mae BLANKENBAKER-40845.
Spouse: Frank Shanks GRAVES-85837. Pauline May TEMPLE and Frank Shanks GRAVES were married on 27 November 1946.38390 Children were: David Blair GRAVES-110251, Stephen Allen GRAVES-110252, Helaine Clare GRAVES-110253, Deborah Sue GRAVES-110254.
Pauline Miriam (Pauline) TEMPLE148 was born on 28 January 1915 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA.45188 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA.45188 She died on 27 July 1920 at the age of 5 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA.23 Buried in Maplewood Cemetery, Marlboro, MA. Parents: Clarence Leroy (Roy) TEMPLE-4684 and Blanche Howe (Blanche) SMITH-5039.
Pauline Nancy (Pauline) TEMPLE was born on 16 May 1820 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH.34916,34917,34918,34940 Find-A-Grave says the place was Cleveland, OH, which agrees with her claim in 1860, but her son Richard's death records says she was born in Ireland. She appeared in the census in August 1860 in Macoupin Co., IL.34917 She appeared in the census in July 1870 in Macoupin Co., IL.34920 Pauline appeared in the census in June 1880 in Gillespie, Macoupin, IL.34918 She died on 24 June 1887 at the age of 67 in Gillespie, Macoupin, IL.34916 Buried in Gillespie City Cemetery, Gillespie, IL. Her parents were both from the US in 1870, and both from CT in 1880. No Temples b CT were enumerated in OH in 1850. Not found in 1850 as a Temple, although there was one Pauline enumerated in Macoupin Co., IL, whose birth date and place match, and she was enumerated as Paulina W. Powers, enumerated living with the Milton Edwards family. She appears to be the same person as Pauline Nancy Temple.
Spouse: Charles FRANCIS-169287. Pauline Nancy (Pauline) TEMPLE and Charles FRANCIS were married before 1856. Children were: Rosana FRANCIS-176769, Richard Dorsey FRANCIS-176768.
Pauline Vivian TEMPLE21653 was born on 10 December 1924 in Lynn, Essex, MA.18605,18607,118295 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Meredith, Belknap, NH.18607 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Holderness, Grafton, NH.18605 Pauline died on 13 November 2009 at the age of 84 in Huntington Beach, Orange, CA. Buried in Grapevine Cemetery, Grapevine, TX. She appears to be the Pauline Tempe enumerated as the daughter of William and Pauline Tempe in Clifton, NJ, in 1930, and is not a Temple. However, her father might be William T. Temple, b 1897 in Montclair, NJ, son of Frederich Charles and Anna (Finnerty) Temple. Parents: Lester George (Lester) TEMPLE-26854 and Frances Margaret BUBIER-83754.
Spouse: Frederick George CHABOT-83758. Pauline Vivian TEMPLE and Frederick George CHABOT were married on 11 January 1946 in Plymouth, Grafton, NH.21653,21655 This was a first marriage for both.
Pauline Winifred (Pollyana) TEMPLE118296 was born on 30 September 1903 in New Bremen, Auglaize, OH.43123,60255,60256,118297 Born in the family home. She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Franklin Twp., Mercer, OH.60256 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Franklin Twp., Mercer, OH.60255 Pauline lived in St. Mary's, Auglaize, OH in 1949.61032 She died on 27 January 2001 at the age of 97 in Wapakoneta, Auglaize, OH.61034,118297 Buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Wapakoneta, OH. Parents: David Jasper TEMPLE-42564 and Diana Christena (Teena or Tennie) MOX-42565.
Spouse: Clinton C. NELSON-77393. Pauline Winifred (Pollyana) TEMPLE and Clinton C. NELSON were married on 10 April 1928 in Mercer Co., OH.43123,61034
Paulino S. TEMPLE was born in 1902 in Philippine Islands.1077 He lived in Honolulu, Honolulu, HI on 1 April 1935.1077 In April 1940 he was a fruit cannery warehouse laborer in Union, San Joaquin, CA.1077
Spouse: Caballero F. -157841. Caballero F. and Paulino S. TEMPLE were married before 1940.
Paxton TEMPLE (private). Parents: Tannon TEMPLE-115838 and Amanda -115839.
Payton Seline TEMPLE (private).9166 Parents: Gregory T. TEMPLE-182036 and Kathy Ferne ANDERSON-182037.
Pearl TEMPLE (private). Parents: TEMPLE-151167 and UNKNOWN-151168.
Spouse: DUNSTON-151171.
Pearl TEMPLE (private). Parents: Leonard TEMPLE-173958 and UNKNOWN-173959.
Pearl TEMPLE (private).
Spouse: Irving WEXLER-175263.
Pearl TEMPLE51524 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Henry LANDRUM-183664. Pearl TEMPLE and Henry LANDRUM were married on 1 December 1900 in Thomas Co., GA.51524
Pearl TEMPLE died on 1 July 1902 in Joplin, Jasper, MO.118298 Buried in Fairview Cemetery, Joplin, MO. She died as an infant. Apparently the daughter of William or George Lawrence Temple, brothers, and both sons of William G. and Mary (Pinkard) Temple.
Pearl TEMPLE died on 14 July 1910 in Springfield Gardens, Queens, NY.118299 Buried in Montefiore Cemetery, Springfield Gardens, NY. Temple may not be her maiden name. She may have used germanic spelling.
Pearl TEMPLE died on 2 February 1919 in Rice Co., MN.118300 Temple might not be her maiden name.
Pearl TEMPLE was born in 1879. She died in April 1951 at the age of 72 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA.118301 Buried in Mt· Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA. Temple may not be her maiden name.
Pearl TEMPLE was born in 1883.118302 She lived in Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC in 1904.118302 Surname may not be Temple, as a witness to her marriage was on J.D. Templeton. However, she might be the same person as Pearl Temples, who married again in 1913 to W.F. Campbell in Morehead City, NC, and was daughter of Will Temples.
Spouse: Ulysses S. YORK-141815. Pearl TEMPLE and Ulysses S. YORK were married on 3 April 1904 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC.118302

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"The U.S. Open, as I've said many times, is the tournament I've always wanted to win the most, going back to the days when I started playing at USGA events over 50 years ago," Watson said.
As he prepared to play in this year's Senior Open, Watson recalled his younger days.
"The first USGA event I ever played in was kind of a disappointment because I qualified for the USGA Junior, the National Junior, at Indian Hills Country Club when I was 15 years old," Watson said. "My dad said, 'Son, you can't go.' It was too expensive. He didn't want to send me to the East Coast or wherever it was playing. Too expensive to get there.
Watson finally experienced winning the U.S. Open in 1982 at Pebble Beach.
Although he doesn't hit the ball as far as he used to, Watson said he feels good about the way he is playing entering this year's Senior Open. He is trying a new putting stroke that involves rocking his shoulders more so he can keep more of a pendulum motion going.
Watson prepared for the Open by practicing in the Boston area, and he took time out to attend the Bruce Edwards Foundation Benefit Dinner, held by the PGA Tour's Travelers Championship in Hartford, Conn. The event raised more than $1.1 million to support research in the fight against ALS. Edwards, Watson's longtime caddy, died of ALS in 2004.
The second round of the RBC Heritage has resumed after a delay of 3 hours, 43 minutes as strong storms that have hit the Southeast swept over Harbour Town Golf Links.


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Kelly Clarkson struggles to maintain her composure.
'We're failing our children': Kelly Clarkson breaks down
by Nick Bond
21st May 2018 12:59 PM
BILLBOARD Music Awards host Kelly Clarkson started today's ceremony on a solemn note, fighting back tears as she demanded a "moment of action" on US gun violence.
The singer and former American Idol winner struggled to contain her emotions as she addressed the camera at the top of the show, speaking out about last week's school shooting in which an armed student killed two teachers and eight classmates at Santa Fe High School in Texas.
"I'm a Texas girl and my home state has had so much heartbreak over this past year, and once again we're grieving for more kids that have died for absolutely no reason at all," Clarkson said, her voice faltering before she went off script.
"Tonight they wanted me to say … obviously we want to pray for all the victims and pray for their families, but they also wanted me to do a moment of silence," she told viewers.
"And I'm so sick of moments of silence. It's not working … obviously. So, why don't we not do a moment of silence, why don't we do a moment of action? Why don't we do a moment of change? Why don't we change what's happening, because it's horrible. And mummies and daddies should be able to send their kids to school, to church, to movie theatres, to clubs … You should be able to live your life without that kind of fear," Clarkson continued.
"We need to do better … because we're failing our children. We're failing our communities. We're failing their families.
"I can't imagine. I have four children - I cannot imagine getting that phone call or that knock on the door. So, instead of a moment of silence, I want to respect [the victims] and honour them … Tonight, y'all, in your community, where you live - let's have a moment of action. Let's have a moment of change," she said, as the audience cheered.
Many on social media praised Clarkson for speaking out - but some criticised her for not actually including the words 'gun control' in her call to action:
Kelly Clarkson knocks it out of the park. No minute of silence...time for a moment of action. Mother of 4 talking about (the lack of) gun control #BillboardMusicAwards
— Marty Forbes (@MJForbes) May 21, 2018
@kelly_clarkson I'm proud of you! I know it's hard for a southern girl to be counter culture and support gun control . Enough is enough . Thank you
— Grecia Small (@greciasmall) May 21, 2018
kelly clarkson's teary billboard music awards missive would have actually meant something if she'd said "gun control"
— J. Escobedo Shepherd (@jawnita) May 21, 2018
Kelly Clarkson talking about gun control is giving me shivers right now. I have goosebumps. #BBMAs
— yoong.tea.bb on ig | Oso (@yoong_tea_bb) May 21, 2018
Why even say "Let's have a moment of action" "Let's have a moment of change" etc etc etc if you won't say what it is? JUST SAY GUN CONTROL Kelly Clarkson #BBMAs
— David Michael (@davidmichael914) May 21, 2018
Texas school shooter identified as 10 confirmed dead
Texas school shooter: "Born to kill"
Trump deflects gun violence, compares London to 'war zone'
'Sickening' front page dividing the world
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Requests-FTP is an implementation of a very stupid FTP transport adapter for use with the awesome Requests Python library.
This library is not intended to be an example of Transport Adapters best practices. This library was cowboyed together in about 4 hours of total work, has no tests, and relies on a few ugly hacks. Instead, it is intended as both a starting point for future development and a useful example for how to implement transport adapters.
Adds the FTP LIST, STOR, RETR and NLST verbs via a new FTP transport adapter.
Provides a function that monkeypatches the Requests Session object, exposing helper methods much like the current Session.get() and Session.post() methods.
Piggybacks on standard Requests idioms: uses normal Requests models and access methods, including the tuple form of authentication.
Connection pooling! One new connection and multiple commands for each request, including authentication. Super inefficient.
SFTP. Security is for the weak.
Many corners have been cut in my rush to get this code finished. The most obvious problem is that this code does not have any tests. This is my highest priority for fixing.
The design of the Requests Transport Adapater means that the STOR method has to un-encode a multipart form-data encoded body to get the file. This is painful, and I haven't tested this thoroughly, so it might not work.
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This code is not optimised for performance AT ALL. There is some low-hanging fruit here: we should be able to connection pool relatively easily, and we can probably avoid making some of the requests we do.
Please do! I would love for this to be developed further by anyone who is interested. Wherever possible, please provide unit tests for your work (yes, this is very much a 'do as I say, not as I do' kind of moment). Don't forget to add your name to AUTHORS.
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COVID-19 has resulted in significant decreases in demand for electricity, primarily due social distancing and quarantine policies. Glen Swindle, Managing Partner at Scoville Risk Partners, an energy analytics firm, joins us to take a deeper dive into the impact of COVID-19, and to look at other uncertainty factors driving electricity markets today. Glen will also discuss how markets may adapt to meet new challenges in this ever-changing field.
Glen Swindle, Managing Partner, Scoville Risk Partners
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Tesla robot shows some skill, but backs down with some robot insiders – NBC Los Angeles
early prototype of Tesla Corporation The human-like robot, Optimus, walked slowly and awkwardly on stage, turned around, and waved to a cheering crowd at the company's artificial intelligence event on Friday.
But the robot's primary tasks with exposed wires and electronics — plus a newer, next-gen version that should have been carried by three men on stage — were a far cry from the CEO. Elon Musk Seeing a human-like robot that can change the world.
Musk told the audience, many of whom may be employed by Tesla, that the robot could do much more than what the public saw on Friday. She's also sensitive, he said, and "we didn't want her to fall on her face."
Musk suggested the problem with flashy robotics displays is that the robots "miss a brain" and don't have the intelligence to orient themselves, but he offered little evidence Friday that Optimus was smarter than robots developed by other companies and researchers.
The demo did not impress AI researcher Philip Beknevsky, who tweeted that it was "next level worthy" and "a complete and utter scam." He said it would be "nice to fall test, because this thing is going to fall a lot."
"None of this is the latest in science," said robotics expert Cynthia Young, on Twitter. "Hire some PhDs and go to some robotics conference at Tesla."
Yeung also questioned why Tesla chose its robot to have a human-like hand with five fingers, noting "there is a reason" to use warehouse bots developed by startups via a two- or three-finger pinch.
Musk said Friday night was the first time the early robot walked on stage without a rope. He said Tesla's goal is to make an "extremely capable" robot of large sizes — perhaps millions of them — at a cost that could be less than a car, which he guessed would be less than $20,000.
Tesla showed off a video of the robot, which uses artificial intelligence that Tesla is testing in its "fully self-driving" cars, carrying crates and placing a metal rod in what appears to be a factory machine. But there was no live demonstration of the robot completing the tasks.
Employees told the crowd in Palo Alto, California, as well as those watching via livestream, that they had been working on Optimus for six to eight months. Musk said people could probably buy Optimus "within three to five years."
The staff said the Optimus robots would have four fingers and a thumb with a string-like system so they could master the skill of humans.
The robot is powered by artificial intelligence supercomputers that track millions of video frames from "fully self-driving" cars. They said similar computers would be used to teach robots tasks.
Robotics experts were skeptical that Tesla was anywhere close to rolling out hordes of human-like home robots that could do the "helpful things" Musk wanted them to do — for example, make dinner, mow the lawn, old grandma.
"When you're trying to develop a useful and affordable robot, human shape and size isn't necessarily the best way," said Tom Raiden, CEO of nonprofit startup incubator Mass Robotics.
Tesla isn't the first car company to test humanoid robots.
More than two decades ago Honda unveiled the Asimo, which resembled a life-size spacesuit and appeared in a carefully curated display to be able to pour liquid into the cup. Hyundai also has a family of robots that resemble humans and animals through its 2021 acquisition of robotics company Boston Dynamics. Ford has partnered with Oregon-based startup Agility Robotics, which makes robots with two feet and two arms that can walk and lift beams.
Ryden said that automakers' research into humanoid robots could lead to machines that can walk, climb and navigate obstacles, but exciting demos of the past have not led to an "actual use scenario" that lives up to the hype.
"There's a lot of learning they get from understanding the way humans work," he said. "But in terms of having a human directly as a product, I'm not sure this is coming out any time soon."
Critics also said years ago that Musk and Tesla would not be able to build a profitable new car company that used batteries for power instead of gasoline.
Tesla is testing "fully self-driving" vehicles on public roads, but they must be monitored by select owners who must be prepared to step in at all times. The company says it has about 160,000 vehicles equipped with the test program on the road today.
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In 2019, Musk promised that a fleet of bots would be in use by the end of 2020. They are still being tested.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Brigham and Women's Hospital found that patients don't mind receiving care from a Boston Dynamics robot dog attached to a tablet, in a video call with a human doctor. The study's author tells LX News how the experiment went.
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Princess Cruises 2022-2023 South America and Antarctica itineraries
John Stansfield March 4, 2021	, Cruise Industry
Princess Cruises announced the company's 2022-2023 South America & Antarctica voyages and cruise tours.
Bookings open for sale on March 10, 2021.
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11:10AM May 21, 2014 • Read Post
Hard News: Circumstance and coincidence
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Paul Campbell, 11:10 May 21, 2014
Here's a direct link to the 3news report so you don't have to look at Kiwiblog
http://www.3news.co.nz/Keys-meeting-with-GCSB-boss-revealed/tabid/817/articleID/345034/Default.aspx
Key's little tick at 9:30 as he's leaving needs to be looped .....
Dunedin • Since Nov 2006 • 2609 posts Report Reply
Russell Brown, in reply to Paul Campbell, 11:13 May 21, 2014
Whoops, my bad. I pasted the wrong link into the post. Fixed now.
Pete George, 11:14 May 21, 2014
I expect there is more to this and less to this than meets the eyes, especially the one-eyes.
There's a possibility that there are reasons that have been deemed must remain secret relating to Key prior knowledge of Dotcom.
Dunedin • Since Dec 2011 • 139 posts Report Reply
Paul Buchanan discusses the report with Sean Plunket.
Edit: At about 7.45 Buchan advances a theory I've not heard before -- that Dotcom refused to allow US intelligence access to his files, when the US feared that extremists were using Megaupload to covertly communicate by uploading and downloading files. But his theory is undermined by his error in thinking that Megaupload offered end-to-end encryption to protect the theoretical extremists. It didn't. The new service, Mega, is encrypted, Megaupload wasn't.
Geoff Lealand, 11:23 May 21, 2014
It's hard to believe in coincidence, but it's even harder to believe in anything else (John Green, writer)
Screen & Media Studies, U… • Since Oct 2007 • 2539 posts Report Reply
Laurie Fleming, in reply to Pete George, 11:32 May 21, 2014
And that's why we have Politicheck in NZ. Get on to it…
Wellington • Since May 2014 • 3 posts Report Reply
Euan Mason, 11:41 May 21, 2014
A very tantalising broadcast. What seems clear is that John Key's brain fades about when he had met Fletcher prior to the "recommendation from the State Services Commission" and his assertion that the recommendation was an SSC initiative were essentially lies. So why was he motivated to lie?
Canterbury • Since Jul 2008 • 259 posts Report Reply
Peter Cresswell, 11:41 May 21, 2014
Small correction: British High Commissioner Vicki Treadell
Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 27 posts Report Reply
Pete George, in reply to Laurie Fleming, 11:41 May 21, 2014
Funny. A bit beyond resources and expertise.
Matt Crawford, 11:42 May 21, 2014
RB - you've anglicised the spelling of Maarten Wevers.
Wellington • Since Dec 2006 • 58 posts Report Reply
Russell Brown, in reply to Matt Crawford, 11:44 May 21, 2014
Ta. Fixed.
Idiot Savant, 11:44 May 21, 2014
It also seems unusual that the Prime Minister, the minister responsible for the GCSB, would not even have known who Dotcom was until January 19, the day before the raid on the Dotcom mansion. But no one can prove otherwise.
And that's the fundamental problem with secret agencies: the secrecy necessary for them to do their jobs effectively also protects their mistakes and abuses of power.
Palmerston North • Since Nov 2006 • 1713 posts Report Reply
Paul Campbell, in reply to Idiot Savant, 11:49 May 21, 2014
Yes it implies that should have extra, independent oversight, rather than less - organisations like this need to have whistle blowers standing there looking over their shoulders, whistles to their lips
Sacha, in reply to Euan Mason, 11:59 May 21, 2014
his assertion that the recommendation was an SSC initiative were essentially lies. So why was he motivated to lie?
Yes. It's one thing for a PM to decline to talk about security matters (as they have all done), but another to flat-out lie instead. Struck me he's not very good at it either. Should avoid poker.
Last night's Campbell show was an excellent piece of investigative journalism. I hadn't realised that Jerry Mateparae was replaced as GCSB boss after only eight weeks in the job to make way for a hand picked elite candidate. Campbell proved convincingly that John Key lied about his prior knowledge of the Dotcom raid and about his relationship and meetings with Fletcher leading up to that appointment.
The Campbell Live story showed just how far the people who run our little country are prepared to go to cosy up to US corporate interests. "Terrorism" is a convenient excuse to explain the way our laws have been perverted and our rights trampled upon.
I expected to see followups this story on our mainstream media front pages this morning. But there's nothing! Are we becoming so blind as a country that an exposé of this level of corruption can simply be ignored?
Campbell proved convincingly that John Key lied about his prior knowledge of the Dotcom raid and about his relationship and meetings with Fletcher leading up to that appointment.
Proved the latter but only implied the former. Yet.
Pete George, in reply to Idiot Savant, 12:07 May 21, 2014
And that's the fundamental problem with secret agencies: the secrecy necessary for them to do their jobs effectively also protects their mistakes and abuses of power.
A dilemma with no easy solution if their jobs are regarded as necessary, and presumable some of what they do is important.
Charles Finny has added to the discussion on Fletcher's appointment.
I am surprised that this multi-year research project did not throw up some other useful facts.
How about the fact that Ian Fletcher had signalled his willingness to return to NZ somewhat before the GCSB role came up. I think that you will find that he was interested in replacing Simon Murdoch as MFAT CEO and that he did rather well in that selection process. In the end John Allen came through, but the facts that Ian Fletcher was interested in a return, and that he was an obviously very strong candidate for a senior leadership role in the NZ public service were very much front of mind for people like Murdoch, Wevers, the State Services Commissioner, and externally focused Ministers. That he was thought of when GCSB came up is no surprise. It seemed totally logical. No conspiracy here whatsoever.
I am sure the fact that he had held a Top Secret security clearance in NZ and the UK for many years would have been helpful. That he had done a series of high profile jobs well in the UK, EU and Australia would likewise have been a factor.
The impression I had at the time was that a number of senior public servants were delighted that someone as good as Ian could be attracted back. The view seemed to be – let's try him at GCSB and see where his career might lead.
I see nothing sinister in the GCSB Director being from a non-military background. GCSB began life as part of the military establishment, but the role has changed substantially. A non-military Director is all part of the growing up process. Ian's background is perfect for the first non-military Director. He began professional life working with Foreign Affairs, serving one offshore posting. He then moved to DTI in the UK where he did a number of roles, most of which were external in focus. He was seconded into the EU's DG Trade and again there did a core trade policy job. His background is perfect. There is no conspiracy.
Yes, Ian's brother (who I also worked with for a few years in Wellington at DTI) was at school with John Key, and yes, John may have met Ian a few times as a result – both as a school kid, and adult. But so what?
http://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2014/05/the_campbell_live_dotcom_conspiracy_episode.html/comment-page-1#comment-1326249
Russell Brown, in reply to Pete George, 12:23 May 21, 2014
Charles Finny has added to the discussion on Fletcher's appointment.
That's useful. But it doesn't explain the lies and evasiveness around the circumstances of his appointment, if it was simply a shoulder-tapping of a highly-qualified New Zealander.
It also seems to represent a really remarkable degree of disorganisation to have appointed Mataparae to such an important role and then announce a month later that he'd be moving on to be governor general. Governor-generals serve a five year-term – everyone knows when a replacement will be required. How on earth would you accidentally appoint the guy you want to another very senior role when you've had five freakin' years to think about a successor?
Alex Coleman, in reply to Russell Brown, 12:38 May 21, 2014
How on earth would you accidentally appoint the guy you want to another very senior role when you've had five freakin' years to think about a successor?
Especially if the move away from military type experience is part of a 'growing up process'. A lot of condescension from Finny in places where argument might have served better to convince people.
Steve Reeves, in reply to Pete George, 12:41 May 21, 2014
So if Fletcher was so clearly after a job back here and so highly thought of, why was a short-list not containing him drawn up?
And then thrown away by Key?
And then, and only then, was Fletcher on a new, one-person, shortlist?
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Michael Meyers, 12:48 May 21, 2014
I'm unsure whether this is piece from john Campbell was rehashing an old topic in a election year or actually bringing new information. I think the real story is somewhere between John Key's "nothing to see here" and John Campbell's "the end of the world as we know it-gate"
Looking critically at the new information, it was all circumstantial. Mr Fletcher may have taken a day off work to meet Mr Key for breakfast but are we sure he wasn't in NZ for another reason too? And if their meeting was so secret, why would they meet in a hotel?
The James Clapper visit and the Vicki Treadell thing both smell a little dodgy when put together with the other stuff but I think it's stretching the facts a little far to cover the narrative to tie everything together in this way.
To me, the "misleading statements" from Key are the real issue and the Kim Dotcom stuff is very circumstantial. Charitably I would forgive a misremembering or two from John Key since his memory appears to be pretty poor but I'm not sure that any of his statements around the hiring process were true. Why lie so much and so obviously?
National security is always a contentious issue and there is going to be a lot of secrecy around the process. But secrecy is different from outright "untruths".
Overall, last night's story felt like a Winston Peters-style smoking gun rather than an actual conspiracy.
Wellington • Since May 2014 • 56 posts Report Reply
Campbell Live may turn out to have grossly over-reached, as its critics insist. But there seems every reason to keep digging.
No argument there -- but it's just as important that journalists don't "grossly over-reach" as the Prime Minister groks the wisdom in the old saw it's better to keep silent (or say "I'll check and get back to you") and be thought a fool, than to open you mouth and remove all doubt.
Russell Brown, in reply to Michael Meyers, 13:08 May 21, 2014
To me, the "misleading statements" from Key are the real issue and the Kim Dotcom stuff is very circumstantial. Charitably I would forgive a misremembering or two from John Key since his memory appears to be pretty poor but I'm not sure that any of his statements around the hiring process were true. Why lie so much and so obviously?
Which in itself is reason for journalists to stay on the case.
Key's claim of no foreknowledge of the Dotcom raid is also increasingly difficult to believe, especially given that he lied so freely about another element of the story. And, as I noted, appointing someone as the country's top spy then moving him a month later to a job you've known was coming up for five years was a very odd thing to to do.
Overall, last night's story felt like a Winston Peters-style smoking gun rather than an actual conspiracy.
They've been working on this story for a long time and apparently felt they had enough for an update. I doubt they think they've nailed it yet, but last night was interesting.
@TrevorMallard
@JohnJCampbell your suggestion that current @GovGeneralNZ only got job to make room for @johnkeypm mate as top spook too much of a stretch
@CampbellLiveNZ
@TrevorMallard No. He became @GovGeneralNZ deservedly & in good faith. But, after his departure, the job description & the GCSB changed.


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This year's Liebherr Master's Cup, hosted by the Namibian Table Tennis Association (NTTA) on Saturday was a huge success. The standard of play met high expectations as the games between Namibia's top eight ranked senior players had hundreds of people in Windhoek's Wernhil Shopping Centre in awe throughout the day. Most people stopped on their way through the Mall to catch a glimpse of the senior and junior players in action. Liebherr Namibia was the official sponsors.
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Heiko Fleidl (SKW) defeated Reinhardt Stanley (Hochland Acers) 4-0 in the men's final of the Namibian Table Tennis Open the first time it was held in Walvis Bay. This prestigious Table Tennis Tournament was jointly organised by the Namibian Table Tennis Association (NTTA) and the Walvis Bay Table Tennis Club (WBTTC) hosted at the Indoor Sport Complex on Saturday.
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Leota Vyrl Bruce
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Leota Vyrl Bruce, 104, of Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, formerly of Ottawa, Kansas, passed away Dec. 13, 2019.
A visitation will be 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020, at Bruce Funeral Home, Gardner, Kansas. Memorial Service follows at 2 p.m. Inurnment at a later date at Prescott Cemetery, Prescott, Kansas. Memorial contributions may be made to the Fort Scott Community College Endowment, 2108 S. Horton, Fort Scott, KS 66701 or the American Red Cross of Capital Area Kansas, 1321 SW Topeka Blvd., Topeka, KS 66612. Condolences may be left at www.brucefuneralhome.com
Leota was born Dec. 30, 1914, in Amos, Missouri, to Edwin Ray and Florence Inez (Umphenour) Hinderliter. She attended a rural school in Amos, Missouri and graduated from Hume High School in Hume, Missouri. Leota graduated from Fort Scott Junior College in 1935 and then graduated from Ottawa University with a Bachelor's in Education in 1961.
She began her teaching career in 1936 in a rural school in Fulton, Kansas, where she taught until 1941.
She married Ralph Arthur Bruce on April 12, 1941, in Fulton, Kansas. At that time. Leota joined Ralph at Kansas State University where he was completing a doctorate in veterinary medicine. Following his service in the Army, they moved to Ottawa in 1946. Leota returned to teaching in 1954. During her many years at Hawthorne Elementary, she established the tradition of the Kindergarten Circus. Past students would recognize her on the street and talk about their role as elephant, tiger, ringmaster or juggler. New kindergartners would ask on the first day of school if there would be a circus for them. Leota taught for 23 years at Hawthorne Elementary and for six years at Eisenhower Elementary School, retiring in 1979.
Leota was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Ottawa. She was a founding member of the Tot-to-Teen Women's Club established in 1949 which met in the Methodist Church. The name of the group changed to Inter Se, and she continued in the group until she moved to Pennsylvania in 2012. She was a Girl Scout Leader for five years. Leota was also active in New Dimensions Circle at First Methodist Church and continued to get greetings from the group until her death.
She and Ralph traveled extensively, visiting Hong Kong, Japan, China, England, Fiji, Australia, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland and France. Their home on Hickory Street in Ottawa was the site of many Hinderliter and Bruce family gatherings.
Ralph, her husband of 54 years, preceded her in death in 1995. Also preceding her were her sister, Welcome VanSickle; brother, Raymond Hinderliter, and granddaughter, Kristin McCarthy.
Leota is survived by her daughter, Carrol McCarthy and husband, Tom, Audubon, Pennsylvania; son, Gordon Bruce, Des Moines, Iowa; six grandchildren: Megan King, Stephen McCarthy, Scott Bruce, Julie Buckner, Neal Bruce and Stephen Bruce; 11 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.