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Comment on Great Album Covers #2: Sisters are doing it for themselves… by Boris

Boris — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 13:15:02 +0000

Thank you, Fay! I collect interesting albums from the 50′s and 60′s and The White Sisters LP caught my eye; the cover is visually striking and presents your and your sisters in a spiritual, contemplative setting. Thank you for posting your comments here and please feel free to add information about where folks can order your CD.

Comment on Great Album Covers #2: Sisters are doing it for themselves… by Fay Fusonie

Fay Fusonie — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 23:02:32 +0000

Hello. I am one of the White Sisters. I appreciate the info. on our trio. Do you do that from the goodness of your heart? Janet, our melody, went to be with the Lord on Oct. 4. Her twin is in an Assisted Living Home with Dementia. I have cared for them for the last few years. We do have our cd’s available. Thanks you, Fay White Fusonie. The White Sisters

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by John

John — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 05:23:20 +0000

Boris, thanks so much for your quick reply. The name of the killer was the missing piece to our puzzle. My mother couldn’t recall the name and we just couldn’t find a name of the killer or an article on the event. Maybe some of our details were wrong.

You have been a great help! Thank you!

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by Boris

Boris — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 05:12:35 +0000

The source I used was from the public library... the images I've posted accompanied the article on Cremer's case. I was able to find some of the information online, as you have. A quick Google search results in the following: "The Killer in the Attic: And More True Tales of Crime and Disaster from Cleveland's Past" by John Stark Bellamy II, which is available @ Amazon here. A more in depth search finds references to the following sentence on this page: Henry Hagert, age eighteen, killed Charles and James Collins, twins, "just for the heck of it." Add Henry Hagert & the Collins Twins on google search and you'll find this link and Henry's picture is on this page of Ohio executions: http://www.drc.ohio.gov/web/Executed/executed19.htm.. Now that I've paired Henry Hagert and The Collins Twins I see more results; here's a pdf of the Lima News. These links should keep you busy!

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by John

John — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 04:20:52 +0000

Boris,

I came across your article while looking for information on the Collins murders. The Collins twins were my grandmother’s brothers. Your photos are the first evidence i have found online of the story.

Can you direct me to any information online or physically where i can get more information?

Thanks,

John

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by Todd Harshman

Todd Harshman — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 19:25:48 +0000

Bobby Lane!!!!!!

Troop 106!!!!!! I too was a good friend of Cremer’s. I remember crying myself to sleep when my parents told me. Since you were out of town, you probably don’t remember the helicopter hovering over the neighborhood constantly supposedly to spook Mrs. Colby. My Mom also didn’t like Mrs. Colby and I was only allowed over to her house once to play with Dane.

I almost went to Kenyon and Mr Young was disappointed when at the last minute I changed my mind and went to Bucknell. I still have the Christmas Ornament that the Youngs made in Cremer’s memory. ITs the first ornament on the tree every year. Now that I am old and lazy, its the only one I hang. my kids hand the rest.

Jay Lawson was my best friend once he moved into Shaker in Third Grade. He is now the head basketball coach at Bentley University in Bentley Mass. We used to play basketnball in his back yard all the time with Bobby Stinson, Dave Pennybacker, Steve Gibans and Andy rosen (son of Al Rosen).

Bobby,

email me at Ignats75@sbcglobal.net

Todd Harshman

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by Boris

Boris — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 02:30:25 +0000

Don’t remember Steve Froking…

Comment on Great Album Covers #1 by Peter Pappas

Peter Pappas — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:57:57 +0000

You could say … nice glove?

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by Robert Lane

Robert Lane — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 05:44:33 +0000

I used to play a lot with Keith and Scottie Schultz from Chadbourne. Billy Brown and his sister Robie lived behind me on Chadbourne their father played in the orchestra. Jeff and Mike Bradley and their sister Michelle lived 2 doors down Their father was scout master for troop 106 he worked for TRW as did Mr Colby. Jay Lawson lived at the corner on the other side of Onaway his oid man was superintendent of schools. Do you remember when Steve Froking was sitting on the mail box at the corner of Warrington and Onaway and a car ran into him? Mrs. Youngs obituary said Mackenzie lived in Euclid Oh

Comment on The Murder of the Boy: Archived Images from the Cleveland Plain Dealer by Boris

Boris — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 05:10:58 +0000

Wow… you’ve got some sharp memories! We must’ve played together back in the day. I never saw Dane nor any members of the Colby family after Cremer’s death. My Mom never liked Mrs. Colby. One wonders whatever became of Dane. Ironically, I wound up going to Kenyon College, Mr. Young’s alma mater. Perhaps, if this tragedy had not transpired, I would have been a classmate of Cremer’s there as well. I echo your sentiments about the Young family, and the tragic irony of Mrs. Colby’s ridiculous sentence…

Sincerely, Tad