Photographer Lolita Parker undertakes a journey through her family photo albums and makes several revealing discoveries that change her perspective on the past and on her immediate family.
Lolita Parker
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Photographer Lolita Parker undertakes a journey through her family photo albums and makes several revealing discoveries that change her perspective on the past and on her immediate family.
Lolita Parker
A moving statement about the the value of the visual image. Whenever I visit my parent’s home I gaze at the pictures posted on the wall, and just like Lolita, I search for pieces of me, my sister, my brother, my daughters, my nephews, and my nieces in the eyes, ears, noses, faces of my Aunts, Uncles, cousins, and grandparents.
I look forward to hearing more stories from others.
Dearest Lolita, Thank You so much for the invitation to your mother's memorial Today 11/5/10.I feel honored to be included in your Family events. Your video was very touching and stirred a desire to know more about my family. Thank you for sharing yours with me. I look forward to staying in touch more in the future.
A friend for life,
DC
Hi Lolita:
I live in Marlton,NJ now,but was raised in Roxbury,MA.on Sterling St.and Haskins St.
The Rev.Haynes was our neighbor.I am also a graduate of Northeastern 1953.
Your article was sent to me by my son Kevin who works for the State of Mass.
I would love
to be in touch with anyone still alive who formerly lived in Roxbury.
Please Respond.Sincerely:
Charles W.Jiggetts
4509 Sagemore Dr.Marlton,NJ.08053–856-596-5436
Hi Lolita, wow, I’m so sorry to read shocking information that your mom passed, as I wanted to ask how every one is doing. How are you, Edward ,Angelique her son, London and Dia? Please take my number and call me and pass it to Edward 310-990-8159