Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection
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Thank You Donna and Fred! Fred Miss you on the blog wishing you the best path forward god bless! Now that’s one we don’t get fresh this way (Lobster) :-O…Ah the cookout’s and clambakes…every year up at Helen Youngs and there was an Artist named Mr Allen who came to paint every summer – He treated all us kids to Ice cream and funded the big picnics…with the help of locals 🙂
What a price thanks 99 cents – Fred I you look like a Friend I knew in high school or at least a close double but you’re mustache much thicker 🙂 – 1983 I was at Kwang Ju Air Base (Buck Sgt Then:-)
Good Morning Gloucester 
its Fred
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Yep
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What a thrill finding photos like that ~ a fun share ~ nice to see your posts again ~
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Thanks Mary will let Fred know
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Handsome indeed! And still is!! Thanks for posting!
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Very handsome
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Way back when Fred still had the mustache and a fondness for wearing free stuff handed out by TV and radio.
He still had the ‘stache in 09 and was still wearing free shwag.
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great video! thanks for bringing it back!
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His hands are very distinct, too.
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Fred! i always wondered if you were secretly a red head. now i know the answer. best to you. deb
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Thank You Donna and Fred! Fred Miss you on the blog wishing you the best path forward god bless! Now that’s one we don’t get fresh this way (Lobster) :-O…Ah the cookout’s and clambakes…every year up at Helen Youngs and there was an Artist named Mr Allen who came to paint every summer – He treated all us kids to Ice cream and funded the big picnics…with the help of locals 🙂
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Thanks Dave, will pass your kind words to Fred
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Thank you again Donna…very kind of you:-)
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This is me in 1983, in northern coastal Maine. The roadside sign said; “Boiled Lobster, with corn on the cob and drawn butter – 99 cents.'”
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So nice to hear from you
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What a price thanks 99 cents – Fred I you look like a Friend I knew in high school or at least a close double but you’re mustache much thicker 🙂 – 1983 I was at Kwang Ju Air Base (Buck Sgt Then:-)
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I recognize that guy — it was right about the time that I met you Fred.
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Our friend Fred
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🙂 Bless him and family! 🙂
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Thanks, spoke to Fred yesterday and told him so many kind words
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That is great
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