Growing Up In Windsor: Volume IV "The Final Chapter"

It was an era of innocence, safe streets, neighborhood ties and lots of kids growing up in the expanding community of Windsor from the 1950's throughout the 1970's. It is a snapshot in time of unlocked doors, growth, exploration, friendships and fun. Over 300 storytellers wove a tapestry of stories that describe our history and lifestyle as we grew from children to adults in our beloved hometown of Windsor, Connecticut. DEBORAH YACONIELLO WATERHOUSE:"As I get older, I find myself remembering and appreciating more moments of growing up in Windsor with my parents and twin sister." MIKE GRADY: "OMG. Youth Theater with Ernie Cirillo was summer in Windsor." RITA GRAKOWSKI: "Nothing beats a Bart's hot dog!!!" PAMELA TANSEY: "It was a special time for us all in the 60's through the 80's and cannot deny our town was the best in the land. We were privileged beyond what the definition was and truly did not appreciate it as much as I do now. We had the best of times and a foundation that took us through life and created all these memories and lifetime relationships we all still enjoy. Marvelous Windsor High School! CHERYL MAURER FALLETTI: I sure hope that St. Joseph Church will always be there on the hill in Poquonock. It is a treasure! KATHERINE WITKOWSKI: I have always appreciated my education and time at Windsor High School. Our town and educational system served us well.