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Date Posted: 15:09:58 12/12/08 Fri
Author: Bob T.
Author Host/IP: 128.190.125.2
Subject: Name Pops

Lately, while performing my mundane repetoire of daily doings, peoples' names have been popping in my head. (I suspect it is merely a function of age, and not the result of "flashback" or delirium tremens.) If I can identify the names as "real people," as opposed to cartoon characters (Elmer Fudd, George Jetson, Pebbles Flintstone, etc.), I can usually determine if they are Franconians or otherwise. While the preponderance fit into the "otherwise" category, I often deduced that they are, in fact, Franconians. Or, by extension, they are of the Franconiassic Age. Mark LaBonte (Binghammton, NY), Barbara Rickles (NY/NJ?) Pauline Aiello (Syracuse, NY)....anyone know of the whereabouts of these fun loving folks?

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