Scrapbook Page for Laurie Jeanne KARNES
| With her brother Laurie Jeanne Karnes Graves and William Foster Karnes, Jr. Circa 1933 |
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| Siblings Circa 1939. Laurie Jeanne Karnes Graves, William Foster Karnes, Jr, Betty Emmaline Karnes McAdams. |
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| Mom at 16 Daddy took this picture of her in 1947. |
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| Mom at 17 She had this picture made as a present for my father. She was 7 months pregnant with me. 1949 |
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| With Daddy Her "handsome devil" as she called him. Circa 1950 |
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| 4 generations at Christmas - 1950 Edna Lorena Hanson Karnes-gen 2, Laurie Jeanne Karnes Graves - gen 3, Linda Carol Graves Walker-gen 4, Emily Jane Dodd Hanson - gen 1. |
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| On the beach in Hawaii. Daddy took this picture and always loved it. Wonder why? |
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| With 2 of her daughters - circa 1952 mom-Laurie Jeanne Karnes Graves, daughter Linda Carol Graves Walker standing up, baby Debra Kay Graves Masini. |
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| On the beach in France - circa 1960 Her little spot of gray shows in this picture. I always thought it was so pretty. She got many compliments on it. People thought she dyed it, but it was natural. |
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| Visiting Napoleon's palace in France with her daughters. Circa 1961 Don't the kids look like they are enjoying it? Daughters: Linda Carol Graves Walker, Debra Kay Graves Masini, Betty Jeanne Graves Westom. |
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| At work Checking out the new switchboards at work, circa 1966 |
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| Being silly She was so tiny and loved being silly. Her daughter Betsy is holding her here. |
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| With her beloved brother and sister Billy, Betty and Laurie Jeanne, circa 1983 |
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| 4 generations in 1981 Edna Lorena Hanson Karnes-gen1, Linda Carol Graves Walker-gen3, LaurieJeanne Karnes Graves-gen2, and Melissa Mary Walker-gen4. |
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| The formal portrait Billy, Betty and Laurie Jeanne with their mother Edna Lorena Hanson Karnes. And yes, Aunt Betty, we know you don't have your tie on! |
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| The genealogy quest has begun Standing on the porch of her g-g-Uncles house. James Albert McDearman built this house for his bride in 1885 in Judsonia, Arkansas. It was still standing and occupied in 1989. |
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| Continuing her genealogy quest. Visiting with her step-neice, Vera Mae Cooksey. Circa 1986. |
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