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In this episode of Old Times Talk, we talk with a guest who grew up in Draper during a time when life was simple and familiar faces filled the neighborhood.

She shares memories of being sealed in the temple, learning from her children and parents, and learning life lessons through everyday moments. We also hear about working at the Iceberg, where a nickel could buy ice cream and a job meant more than just a paycheck.

It’s a simple, honest conversation about family, faith, and growing up in a different time.

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Born in Scotland in 1938, our guest’s life has taken him across countries and cultures. He married his wife from Germany, and together they built a life that eventually brought them to the United States.

In this episode, he reflects on love, family, God, and the quiet moments that make a life meaningful. It’s a simple, honest conversation about change, connection, and what it means to live a good life.

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In this unforgettable episode, we sit down with a woman whose life began in Germany and unfolded across continents, cultures, and decades of change.

From growing up in post-war Europe to bravely moving to the United States in her early twenties, she shares what it meant to leave home, learn a new country, and build a life from scratch. Along the way came unforgettable travels, unexpected turns, and stories that only come from a life fully lived.

With warmth, humor, and reflection, she invites us into memories of family, faith, adventure, and resilience while reminding us that every life is a story worth preserving.

This episode isn’t just history.

It’s courage, curiosity, and a Lebensgeschichte you won’t want to miss.

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