And from a google search, a quote from him after an earthquake hit Logan....
{COMMENTS FOLLOWING TODAY'S EARTHQUAKE
Thoughts And Things By Ray Nelson
Miscellaneous observations during and after the earthquake,
which visited Cache Valley at 6:36 a.m., August 30, 1962 A.D.--}
I didn't know him but that's defiantly the Merrill humour shining through.:)
Might explain why my Dad was so politically minded and also a die hard democrat....I guess it was in his genes.... My mother was a stanch republican, which might explain why things couldn't work for them in this life time ;) Let's just say politics were a touchy subject growing up....but Politics and Country were always important...
Regardless of who wins today....I can just imagine the discussion in heaven tomorrow with all those Merrills.....Happy Election Day, Dad!
Thoughts And Things By Ray Nelson
Miscellaneous observations during and after the earthquake,
which visited Cache Valley at 6:36 a.m., August 30, 1962 A.D.--}
I didn't know him but that's defiantly the Merrill humour shining through.:)
Might explain why my Dad was so politically minded and also a die hard democrat....I guess it was in his genes.... My mother was a stanch republican, which might explain why things couldn't work for them in this life time ;) Let's just say politics were a touchy subject growing up....but Politics and Country were always important...
He loved this shirt , especially when wearing it with pride in predominately red States :) |
Regardless of who wins today....I can just imagine the discussion in heaven tomorrow with all those Merrills.....Happy Election Day, Dad!
Oh, Robin, I love this--how fun to see Grandpa! You'd have loved him and he'd have adored you and Kelli. Yes, the Merrills do have interesting views--my folks are happy Republicans who raised three Democrats. I figure Grandpa skipped a generation.
ReplyDeleteGrandma Beena was actually really political as well but she was a republican. So they would always cancel each other out. Lol. All the brothers were into politics. Grandpa Wendell ran as what would now be a truancy officer he was also on the board of trustees for USU but back then it was called Utah State Agricultural college.
ReplyDeleteOne of my Mom's parents was a democrat and the other a die-hard republican. Politics were almost a taboo subject in their house- though everyone knew where everyone else stood.
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