Relation of Nanette to Shelli Fabre?
simm...@delphi.com
aunt and niece. I don't even know who they are.
Mitch Kazel
>My wife needs to know if these two woman are mother/daughter or maybe
>aunt and niece. I don't even know who they are.
I do not believe that Shelly Fabares and Nanette Fabray are related.
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mfl...@desire.wright.edu
> In article <p66twBf....@delphi.com> simm...@delphi.com writes:
>
>>My wife needs to know if these two woman are mother/daughter or maybe
>>aunt and niece. I don't even know who they are.
>
> I do not believe that Shelly Fabares and Nanette Fabray are related.
> --
Nanette Fabray and Shelly Fabares are indeed aunt and neice!
Reason for different spelling of last name--Shelly's aunt, Nanette,
was concerned about pronunciation problems and chose `Fabray'.
She suggested Shelly do the same, but Shelly opted for the family
spelling of `Fabares' (pronounced Fah-bear-ay).
I luuuuuuuuuuuv Shelly Fabares.
--Michael Flint
mfl...@desire.wright.edu
Jackie Brady
>In article <p66twBf....@delphi.com> simm...@delphi.com writes:
>
>>My wife needs to know if these two woman are mother/daughter or maybe
>>aunt and niece. I don't even know who they are.
>
>I do not believe that Shelly Fabares and Nanette Fabray are related.
Nanette is Shelly's aunt. Nanette changed the spelling of her name.
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Richard N Kitchen
In a previous article, ka...@uiuc.edu (Mitch Kazel) says:
>In article <p66twBf....@delphi.com> simm...@delphi.com writes:
>
>>My wife needs to know if these two woman are mother/daughter or maybe
>>aunt and niece. I don't even know who they are.
>
>I do not believe that Shelly Fabares and Nanette Fabray are related.
Even though they spell their last names differently, Nanette is, indeed,
Shelly's aunt.
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Rick Kitchen da...@cleveland.freenet.edu
"Janitor in a Drum will flatten a good supply of vomit."
--Topi Rodriguez, "Black Tie Affair"
David W. Tamkin
Other people have posted that information, but so far no one whose article
has reached here has gotten the niece's first name right.
By the way, the version I heard holds that Nanette was never fond of going
by the simplified spelling and has always been perfectly happy that Shelley
stuck with the actual family name.
KRA...@nuacvm.acns.nwu.edu
dj...@ionews.io.org (woody) writes:
>In article <p66twBf....@delphi.com>, <simm...@delphi.com> wrote:
>>My wife needs to know if these two woman are mother/daughter or maybe
>>aunt and niece. I don't even know who they are.
>
>
>Nanette Fabray
>Shelley Fabares
But it's true. They are aunt and niece (Nanette is the aunt, of course).
Shelley goes by the original spelling of the last name; I assume that
Nanette had changed the spelling of hers so people would know how to
pronounce it.
Kevin M. Randall
Northwestern University Library
Trish Rucker
> They are Aunt and niece - that's why Shelli is involved in so
> many deaf charities, Nanette is partially deaf.
>
>
I believe their names are spelled differently - Nanette Fabray and
Shelley Fabres. Are they related?
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There were clouds making a rout of shapes crossing a windbreak
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Ken Staggers
: In article <XwV1Jc...@mind.org>, Trish Rucker <tri...@mind.org> wrote:
: >bro...@ncifcrf.gov (Janet E. Brown) writes:
: >I believe their names are spelled differently - Nanette Fabray and
: Yes, Janet Brown is correct. they are Aunt and neice. Nanette changed
: the spelling of her name to "Americanize" it and make it easier for
: the public to pronounce. Shelley's name is Fabares (pronounced fab-a-ray').
: I think I got this information from an extremely reliable source (probably
: something like a Ladies' Home Journal or Redbook or something :)).
Americanize? What country does Nanette (or her surname) come from?
--Ken
Janet E. Brown
>In article <XwV1Jc...@mind.org>, Trish Rucker <tri...@mind.org> wrote:
>>> They are Aunt and niece - that's why Shelli is involved in so
>>> many deaf charities, Nanette is partially deaf.
>>I believe their names are spelled differently - Nanette Fabray and
>>Shelley Fabres. Are they related?
>
>you post a followup ASKING if they are related?!?!? You even quoted the
>appropriate material SAYING that they were related.
> If you were trying to say you thought the original poster was not
>telling the truth, maybe you should have done it in mail... otherwise,
>READ THE MATERIAL THAT YOU ARE QUOTING!
How about letting us know your userid UNKNOWN; Rif these aren't Apple's
thoughts, who's are they and why is this so improtant to you?
Jackie Brady
Did you ever think that _maybe_ the word 'unknown' *was* his user
id? If he didn't want his name/id to be known, his name wouldn't
show up. Matt has a *great* point. If I'm reading the
attributes correctly, the last poster before Matt said exactly
the same thing that you did, and she even quoted the part where
you _wrote_ they were aunt and niece.
>
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