A single mother's journey to pursue a teaching degree via distance education in Rural Alaska
Hi,Long time ago I met your grandfather. I knew him as Peter Nick, and at the time I was married to Olga Takumjenak (Wigley now). I lived there from 1968-71 until Olga, Rob and I moved to Dallas, Tx. I was one of the few white people to live in the village and probably was not widely accepted but Peter accepted me for who I was and we had nice conversations. I also knew the couple he lived with and saw many babies born which perhaps you are one of them. Olga and I separated when she and Rob returned to Alaska in 1976. Sometime after that, we were divorced. I just wanted you to know that Peter Nick is a great person to me and that is why his name is still in my memory. Perhaps he remembers me. My name is Bill Barry. We used to live in a little cabin (which is now gone I'm sure) near where Pete Peteroff had his store, perhaps about two or three cabins down. The cabin used to be a place to store flour. I have many fond and unique memories from living in Russian Mission and I thank you for bringing one more to light. My memory is just not like it used to be. You can write if you like, and please send pictures if you can. My email address is overdrv@earthlink.net Every year I visit Rob Wigley and his family in Michigan.
Peter Nick is My Great-Grandpa.As long as i can remember He use to tell me great stories about what they use to do back in the old days. How they would do things right, and they wouldn't do anything wrong that would hurt someones feelings. Know a days people have changed. Using unreliable words. Which i don't even want to name. But my Great-Grandpa is a great person that cares about everyone and cares about everything. I have learned a lot of things from him and how to do things i never would imagine what i would do. He is a great person to hang around with and is a person that tells good stories from the old days. I am glad i grew up knowing my Great-grandpa Peter Nick is a wonderful person.
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Long time ago I met your grandfather. I knew him as Peter Nick, and at the time I was married to Olga Takumjenak (Wigley now). I lived there from 1968-71 until Olga, Rob and I moved to Dallas, Tx. I was one of the few white people to live in the village and probably was not widely accepted but Peter accepted me for who I was and we had nice conversations. I also knew the couple he lived with and saw many babies born which perhaps you are one of them. Olga and I separated when she and Rob returned to Alaska in 1976. Sometime after that, we were divorced. I just wanted you to know that Peter Nick is a great person to me and that is why his name is still in my memory. Perhaps he remembers me. My name is Bill Barry. We used to live in a little cabin (which is now gone I'm sure) near where Pete Peteroff had his store, perhaps about two or three cabins down. The cabin used to be a place to store flour. I have many fond and unique memories from living in Russian Mission and I thank you for bringing one more to light. My memory is just not like it used to be. You can write if you like, and please send pictures if you can. My email address is overdrv@earthlink.net Every year I visit Rob Wigley and his family in Michigan.
Peter Nick is My Great-Grandpa.As long as i can remember He use to tell me great stories about what they use to do back in the old days. How they would do things right, and they wouldn't do anything wrong that would hurt someones feelings. Know a days people have changed. Using unreliable words. Which i don't even want to name. But my Great-Grandpa is a great person that cares about everyone and cares about everything. I have learned a lot of things from him and how to do things i never would imagine what i would do. He is a great person to hang around with and is a person that tells good stories from the old days. I am glad i grew up knowing my Great-grandpa Peter Nick is a wonderful person.
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