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I actually thought she'd passed years ago, brings back a lot of fond memories.

R.I.P.

MOVE OVER Qué Será Será

IN THE NINETIES WHILE STILL APPRAISING SAN JOSÉ REAL ESTATE, AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A DAY-OFF FROM WORK PRESENTED ITSELF.:yeah: MY EMPLOYER, THE SON OF THE MAN, COL. BUDD PEASLEE WHO LEAD THE SCHWEINFURT RAID IN WWII AND WROTE ABOUT IT, WOULDNT BE ABLE TO RESIST A TOUR OF A B-17 G BOMBER ON A MULTISTATE TOUR PARKED AT SAN JOSÉS' MAIN AIRPORT ....AND SO IT PROVED. HE GLEEFULLY ACCOMPANIED ME AND HAPPILY DONATED THE ROYALTIES OF HIS FATHER'S OWN BOOKhttps://384thbombgroup.com/pics/miscellaneous/valor.jpg TO THE GROUP SPONSORING THE PLANE: http://airportjournals.com/wp-conten.../0807039_2.jpgTHAT'S ACTUALLY BETTY GRABLE; BUT IT'S DORIS DAY'S #1 HIT (1944) WWII ANTHEM: 'SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY' THE PLANE IS NAMED FOR! BUT THEN... PERHAPS I'M THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH:O: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-doyDBpkvw https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...al_Journey.jpg

Another chip fallen from my childhood...

She had a wonderful voice

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Originally Posted by Platapus (Post 2609337)

She had a wonderful voice

We've an expression in the UK when someone, usually a female, sings in the powerful way she did: we'd say she really "belts 'em out"

Thanks for the memories Aktungbby that was my favorite song 1945 I think in London no less.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-doyDBpkvw

Plus reminds me of the loss of James Garner that played in some of her movies

Ah 1945, when twenty year olds were grown ups. I'm not sure I'm a grown up yet, and I'm 54. :hmmm: I think we've devolved.

Makes me really sad that very soon they'll all RIP. At least they'll have good tunes and good company wherever they are.