Posted by coshoo on October 22, 2017 at 12:35:31 from (65.101.143.167):
In Reply to: Re: Well Crap! posted by Goose on October 20, 2017 at 06:43:56:
My wife inherited an old organ that had been brought over from "the old country" (Sweden) by her grandmother's family. It needed a total restoration (all the leathers that control the air being pumped through were shot)- we found an old guy who wanted to do it. He called about 6 months later- his shop had burned to the ground, our organ included. He offered to replace it, but we declined- we didn't really want an organ, just wanted to preserve a family heirloom.
Wonder how much family history gets lost because of that kind of thing? My dad's toy truck from the 1920's was destroyed shortly after he gave it to me- I left it in the driveway and it got backed over. Grandma had most of the old family pictures stored in a box in her back laundry porch- right under where a leak developed in the roof, and all were lost. And so it goes.
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