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Tag Archives: Beth Clark
Night of a Thousand Bradys
Last fall, Beth and I were entering the Frito-Lay They Win You Score Super Bowl Sweepstakes with codes from Pepsi caps. Each code entered gave you a team in the coming week’s NFL games. Every time you had a winner, … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Clark, Curly Culp, Joe DeLamielleure, John Clark, Mall of the Americas, Minneapolis, Pepsi, Super Bowl LII, Taste of the NFL
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Family Color: or the story of my hunting jacket
John Clark taking you back to 1980 and the story of how the Orange Mailbox came to be Mom’s trademark and what happened over 30 years later. The people at Skyward in Owls Head may have saved Mom’s life. They … Continue reading