Trenton Brats

[Parrican Group]

Any Trenton brats out there
I've been patiently watching but haven't spotted any so far!!!!

[Jeff Robbins]

Parrican Group wrote:
>
> Any Trenton brats out there
> I've been patiently watching but haven't spotted any so far!!!!

There are a few of us here. From what years specically?
--
Jeff Robbins
CLELRITER CERTOQUE
ICQ# 1286557

[James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley]

Parrican Group wrote:
>
> Any Trenton brats out there
> I've been patiently watching but haven't spotted any so far!!!!

We were in Trenton from 1967 to 1975.
Lived off base for the first few years on Whitley Lane, and then moved
onto McGill for the remainder. Had Hermit's Hill practically in my
backyard.

[Jeff Robbins]

James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley wrote:
>
> We were in Trenton from 1967 to 1975.
> Lived off base for the first few years on Whitley Lane, and then moved
> onto McGill for the remainder. Had Hermit's Hill practically in my
> backyard.

That hill saw lots of action early this winter with all that snow we
had. For some reason, it just doesn't look as big as it did when I was
younger. :o)

[Claire]

Jeff Robbins wrote:
>
>
> That hill saw lots of action early this winter with all that snow we
> had. For some reason, it just doesn't look as big as it did when I was
> younger. :o)
>
> --
> Jeff Robbins
> CLELRITER CERTOQUE
> ICQ# 1286557

I was in Trenton 1962-1971, but we lived off base too, in Bayside.
Attended Bayside elementary school and St. Mary's.

I knew some people at Bradner (?) school...but I mostly remember only
first names.

[James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley]

yeah, Breadner Public, went there for grades 1 and 2. Had this cool
husband and wife combo for teachers in grade two, Mr and Mrs Woodcock.
I was really surprised to visit Hermit's Hill a few years ago, they MUST
have taken part of it away! It used to be a REALLY BIG HILL!

[Jeff Robbins]

P. McKeown wrote:
>
> Frankford Rules...hehehe.
> I always tell everyone I'm from Trenton. 1967-1976
> Pat McKeown.

Frankford??? Is that the little hick town north of Trenton that has
those folks in it that resemble the ones in the movie Deliverance? :o)

[Jeff Robbins]

Patti Gillman wrote:
>
> Does hanging around the AMU waiting for flights back to Baden count? :))
>

Only for you Patricia. :o)

[Gord Lange]

On Rivers Drive from 60 - 62...remember doing lots of fishing...'n
stuff ;^)...Gord.

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[P. McKeown]

[DavisUnit]

"James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley" <sbra...@nrtco.net> wrote:

>Parrican Group wrote:
>>
>> Any Trenton brats out there
>> I've been patiently watching but haven't spotted any so far!!!!
>

>We were in Trenton from 1967 to 1975.
>Lived off base for the first few years on Whitley Lane, and then moved
>onto McGill for the remainder. Had Hermit's Hill practically in my
>backyard.

Us Davis's lived in Trenton from '71 - '75 First year on Dundas St
near Dominion grocery store, then over to 9B-Regina Cres for 3 years,
so we also had Hermit's Hill in backyard.

If you go to the brat site and do a search for "Trenton"
(http://www.milbrats.net/scripts/search/search.html), you will come up
with the following names:
Aitchison, Dan(ny)
Alexander, Andrea (Tremblett)
Ananmalay, Tracey (nee Dodd)
Arundell, Ken
Atkinson, Alfred J.
Attfield, Edward Charles (Eddie, Ed)
Barrett, Pamela Jane (nee HOLLINGSHEAD)
Bauer, Shirley J. (married: Hearn)
Beaudry, Lise-Anne
Belliveau, Laura
Biller, Jacqueline (nee Smith)
Boileau, Sherilynn Renee
Bourgeois, Monique (Married: Russell)
Brooks, Eric
Bulmer, Karen
Burnham, Roger Kenneth (Ken)
Butters, John C.
Cameron, Corinne (Married: McLellan)
Carpenter, Cheryl
Carruthers, Krista (Married: Fraser)
Carruthers, Krista L. (Married Fraser)
Carson, Shelley Ann
Clarke, Bob
Cloutier, Tammy
Cocking, Jasia (nee Muszynski)
Coe, Ronald
Collis, Rick
Conlin, Peter (Pierre or Pete)
Cornellier, Andre
Davis, Peter
Davis, Terry
Davis, Tim
Dawe, Allan
Denton, Dave
Dion, Kelly (Married: Barrette)
Dodd, Tracey (Married: Ananmalay)
Edwards, Rick
Ellis, Lisa (nee Marchand)
Elliston, Cathy (married: Craft)
Fanset, Teresa (Wilson)
Fergusson, Suzette (Married: Bradley)
Flynn, Charlie
Flynn, Susan, (Rafferty)
Fournier, Andre
Fowkes, Kristan
Fraser, Renee (Married: Leonard)
Furlotte, Tom
Furnell, Susan (Sue)
Gagnon, Nicole (Married: LeBreton)
Gardner, Paul
Garland, Stew
Gentles, Tim
Gilchrist, Monique (nee Legere)
Goldsmith, Mike
Green, (An)drew Brian
Grose, Doug
Gunn, Karen
Gunn, Karen Yvonne
Hannon, Gretchen (married name: Grenke)
Harwood-Lynn, Teresa
Hemsley, Scott
Hewitt, Stephen (Steve)
Hill, Greg
Hill, Pete
Hogg, Roberta (Married: Bobby)
Hogg, Roberta (Robbie) (married name Bobby)
Horne, Tony
Ireland, Peter Robert Joseph
Johnson, J. Patrick (Pat)
Kartechner, Jim
Kerr, Shelley Katrina
King, Diane (Studer)
Kolotilo, Robert
Kyte, Michael
Lamarche, Robin
Lance, Lisa Ann (Elliott)
Landry, Laurent
Langdon, Suzanne
Lange, Gord
Lavender, Terry
LeBlanc, Traci
Linden, Laurie
MacDonald, Allan
MacDonald, Chris
MacDonell, Graham Evan
MacGillivray, Glen
MacGillivray, Rankin
MacKinnon, Karen (Married: O'Brien)
MacLellan, Dean
MacLellan, Roy
Macpherson, Dan
Matthews, Heather ( Married: Furlotte)
McCaw, David
McKenney, Shannon Dawn (married name Douglas)
McKeown, Patrick G.
McMullin, Russell
Meyers/Cook, Donna (Skirrow)
Moore, Lynn (Married: Moore-High)
Moore, Reg
Morrow, Scott
Musfelt, Kathy
Naylor, Susan Elizabeth
Noonan, Chris
Odell, Pat
Olesen, Kim (nee Hannon)
Ouellette, Dianne
Ouellette, Terry
Pajot, Darryl Richard
Parker, Richard
Patrick, Don
Pearson, Diana L. (Gillies)
Pelletier, Patricia (Married: Sangster)
Perry, Paul
Philibert, Micheline
Poff, Karen (Married: Warmerdam)
Potvin, Daniel (Dan)
Pound, Kathy
Pray, Catherine (Married: Wile)
Rathbone, Stuart
Richardson, Phillip James
Robbins, Jeffery J.
Roesch, Kimberley (Married: Crawford)
Rooke, Janyce (married Thompson)
Rose, Jacqueline (Married: Wermie)
Russell, Monique
Russell, Sandy
Scott-Lincourt, Rose (Maiden: Scott)
Skaarup, Hal
Skinner, Daniel (Danny, Dan)
Smeltzer, Linda (Bailey)
Smith, Ken
Soucy, Stephen
Stewart, Brett
Stokes, Vivian (married: Tollefson)
Stone, Kevin
Stone, Kevin R.
Sutton, Bernice
Suzanne Langdon
Thornton, Bonnie (married: MacDonald)
Toner, Margaret Lynn (Married: Toner-Gaston)
Trimm, Robert (Bob)
Walsh, Loralei
Weldon, Robert
Wilson, Teresa (nee Fanset)
Woodford, Janice (Jan)
Wright, Lisa D.
Wright, Sherri

[Patti Gillman]

Does hanging around the AMU waiting for flights back to Baden count? :))

Parrican Group <parr...@nfld.com> wrote in article
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[Pat Naughton]

Jeff Robbins (fal...@sympatico.ca) writes:

> James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley wrote:
>>
>> We were in Trenton from 1967 to 1975.
>> Lived off base for the first few years on Whitley Lane, and then moved
>> onto McGill for the remainder. Had Hermit's Hill practically in my
>> backyard.
>

> That hill saw lots of action early this winter with all that snow we
> had. For some reason, it just doesn't look as big as it did when I was
> younger. :o)

My very first home was 21B McGill, right at the base of Hermit's Hill.
(On a later posting we lived on Regina and had Hermit's Hill "out back.")
I happened to see a map the other day of archeological remains of ancient
native groups in Ontario, and there was a cluster of seven or eight burial
mounds in the area around the mouth of the Trent. Do you think ...?

Pat

[James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley]

When were you there, Pat? We lived at pmq 23, just across a little
field from you (well, I remember a "field", definitely some grass!)
I sure hope it wasn't at the same time as us, because i remember pulling
a nasty trick on the people in that house, egged on by a troublemaking
babysitter!

[Pat Naughton]

We were there way before your time (early fifties), although we also lived
there 63 to 67 on Regina. The creek ran between 21B and 23 McGill, didn't it?

Pat

[Rae McKenna]

I always thought that Hermits Hill had shrunk. I remember rolling the
big sewer pipes when they put new sewers in, half up the hill (we got
tired) and riding down inside them. We lived on Lawrence drive from
63-70 and on Third Ave near Trenton High from 62-63.
Rae

Jeff Robbins wrote:
>
> James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley wrote:
> >
> > We were in Trenton from 1967 to 1975.
> > Lived off base for the first few years on Whitley Lane, and then moved
> > onto McGill for the remainder. Had Hermit's Hill practically in my
> > backyard.
>
> That hill saw lots of action early this winter with all that snow we
> had. For some reason, it just doesn't look as big as it did when I was
> younger. :o)
>

[DavisUnit]

br...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Pat Naughton) wrote:

>
>Jeff Robbins (fal...@sympatico.ca) writes:
>> James and Suzette (Fergusson) Bradley wrote:
>>>
>>> We were in Trenton from 1967 to 1975.
>>> Lived off base for the first few years on Whitley Lane, and then moved
>>> onto McGill for the remainder. Had Hermit's Hill practically in my
>>> backyard.
>>
>> That hill saw lots of action early this winter with all that snow we
>> had. For some reason, it just doesn't look as big as it did when I was
>> younger. :o)
>
>

>My very first home was 21B McGill, right at the base of Hermit's Hill.
>(On a later posting we lived on Regina and had Hermit's Hill "out back.")
>I happened to see a map the other day of archeological remains of ancient
>native groups in Ontario, and there was a cluster of seven or eight burial
>mounds in the area around the mouth of the Trent. Do you think ...?
>
>Pat

Speaking of maps....... is there a web site around that might have
maps of CFB's?

Terry

[Pat Naughton]

"André Amyot" (mam...@cooptel.qc.ca) writes:
> Hello Pat
>
> I was in Trenton between 1967 and 1969 but was in the military then.
> Worked at the Queen's Printer next to the mess hall and lived in the
> ladies barracks in front of the church. Met my hubby there, his name is
> Andre Amyot and he worked with your father at the photo section. He
> just wanted me to say hello for him. Andre was posted to Lahr in 1968
> and we married and I followed in 1969. I loved Trenton! he he he
>
> Mimz (née Micheline Philibert)
>
> André & Micheline Amyot
> Happiness is not having what you want,
> but wanting what you have!
>
>

Hi Mimz!

You know, I think I remember Andre, because it seems to me he came to a
Christmas party at our house. He was the cute young guy, right? I
certainly will say hello to my father for him, and say hello to Andre for me!
We were in Lahr at the same time too; we went over in 69 as well.

Pat

[André Amyot]

[creative...@gmail.com]

On Thursday, February 4, 1999 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Parrican Group wrote:
> Any Trenton brats out there
> I've been patiently watching but haven't spotted any so far!!!!

We lived at 41a McGill from 1969-1972 attended Breadner school across the road, and spent a great deal of time at Hermits Hill when it was a big hill.
Good to see neighbors.

Eleanor Gorin(now Dupont)

[gem...@gmail.com]

On Thursday, 4 February 1999 00:00:00 UTC-8, Parrican Group wrote:
> Any Trenton brats out there
> I've been patiently watching but haven't spotted any so far!!!!

Yes, from June 1, 1949 until November 4, 1954, first living downtown on MacLellan Avenue, near the park; then at the corner of 6RD Road and Highway #2, then at 10 St. Hubert Street; attending school on 6RD base until the Kindergarten Annex was built and is now Breadner Elementary and then for Grades 1 to 4 at AVM Bradner which is now Ecole Elemntaire Publique Cite-Jeunesse.

Visited in 1987 during the summer when back east for two job interviews and looked at the old school, the old house on St. Hubert, all over the South Side of the base as I got toured by a PR type and bought a book on the history of CFB Station Trenton, as it is mentioned in a novel that I am writing, called "The Delta Armageddon".

Graham Evan MacDonell
Abbotsford, B.C.
gem...@gmail.com