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In 1951 Dick & Dad 
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In 1951 Dick and his Panda at home in Albany, OR 
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In 1952 Bob, Dick, Mike & Denny 
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Mom, Bob, Mike, Dick & Denny at home in Albany 
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In 1952 Mom, Bob, Denny, Dick, Dad & Mike at the Grandfolk's farm in Brooks, OR 
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In 1954 Dick playing with the puppies in the backyard of their home n Pendleton, OR 
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Mrs. Ted Marx returned home last Monday, after spending several weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bucknum at Pendleton and getting acquainted with her new granddaughter, Barbara Maureen Bucknum. She was accompanied home by her grandson Dickie, who will visit his grandparents, the Ted Marx for a while 
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1954 family portrait of Dad, Mike, Dick, Bob, Barb, Mom & Denny 
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In 1955 Dick, Barb, & Mom 
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On December 19, 1955 Dick at home in San Jose 
. Barb & Dick 
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In 1956 Dick, Bob, & Mike while Dad figures out how to take a picture with his new camera 
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In 1957 Dick, Bev, Barb & Dad in Grandpa Marx' frontroom 
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On December 20, 1957 Dick & Barb visit Santa Claus 
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In January, 1958 Dick [third from the left in bottom row] was in the 1st Grade at Saint Leo�s School in San Jose, CA 
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In 1959 Denny, Michelle, Mike, Bev, Barb, Dick & Bob 
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Christmas in San Jose: Denny, Michelle, Barb, Dick & Bev 
& Mike, Michelle, Bob, Bev, Barb, Dick & Denny 
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In 1960 Michelle, Denny, Dick, Barb, Bob, Mike, & Bev 
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In 1961 Dick was in the 4th Grade at St. Leo�s Elementary in San Jose, CA 
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On February 4, 1963 Barb, Dick and Mike Bucknum, Mary Jo [Denny�s fianc�], and Bob Bucknum [standing] and Terry, Grandpa, Johnny and Grandma Marx, Bev Bucknum, Donna Marx and Michelle Bucknum [sitting] celebrate the grandparent�s 50th wedding anniversary on their farm in Brooks 
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December 30, 1966 family portrait of Denny, Bob, Mike, Dick, Michelle, John, Bea, Bev & Barb 
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on January 5, 1971 Dick reported to US Navy Boot Camp in San Diego.
ORDNANCE and GUNNERY - TO BE AN EFFECTIVE fighting unit, a warship must be capable of inflicting maximum damage upon the enemy; to survive, it must be able to defend itself against hostile attack. In Ordnance Training, the recruit learns some of the duties performed on board ship by "The Man Behind the Gun." Ordnance and Gunnery training begins with instruction in the use of small arms... RCPO Checks Numbers and Dick verifies those on his Garand M-1 rifle which he has just been issued 
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Bucknum, R. J. Lacey, Wash. spent much of Boot Camp assigned to the Bluejackets Choir 
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The Recruit Choir performs during graduation exercizes 
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Dick's graduation day 
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Dick and some of his classmen getting ready to leave boot camp for 30 days at home, then on to their next duty station 
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In March, 1971 Dick spent his second to last weekend of Boot Camp visiting Uncle Phil in La Jolla 
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On September 24, 1971 Dick, MM3, [third from the left on the top row] graduated MMA school at Great Lakes, IL. During this training tour every weekend he would take the train down to Chicago and spend the time with Granduncle Paul Marx and his family 
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On October 14, 1972 Bob Bucknum, Cathy Goatley, John, Bea, Yvonne (Oliva), Dick, Michelle, Denny, Barbara Ann, Beverly, Mike, & Barb Bucknum at Dick�s Wedding Reception in the Parish Hall at St. Michael�s Catholic Church, Olympia, WA 
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On August 24, 1973 Mom & Dick getting ready to tour the Bishop Museum, during her visited while he was stationed aboard the USS John Adams, SSBN 620 Blue, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 
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John Michael-Shane Bucknum, the first baby born at Exeter Hospital in 1976, greeted photographers with a yawn this morning while nestling in the arms of his mother Yvonne. John, who weighed in at 5 lbs. 10 oz. when he was born at 3:17 p.m. yesterday, is the first child for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bucknum of Portsmouth 
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October, 1978 Dick with his new daughter Bea Jai 
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On June 2, 1979 Cathy, Bob, Faye, Dick, Debra (Hansen), Mike, Denny & Barbara Bucknum and Michelle Canales, John Bucknum, Barb Khajavei, Bea Bucknum & Bev Pruitt at Mike�s Wedding Reception in the Parish Hall at St. John�s Catholic Church Milwaukie, OR 
. Bob, Debra, Dick, Mike & Denny Bucknum 
. Bob Bucknum, Don Fisher, Mike, Denny & Dick Bucknum 
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On May 26, 1985 Cousins Joan Buckman, Janice Russell, Betty Young, Bea & Diane Weyna [back row] and Dick, Delia & Gordon visited at cousin Delia Palmatier�s home in Binghamton, NY 
, then had dinner 
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On May 27, 1985 Dick & Mom at Niagara Falls 
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On October 12, 1985 Pat, Kathy, Minister & Dick at St. Christopher�s Episcopal Church in Killeen, TX 
. Ellen, a dentist friend of Kathy�s who is serving in the Air Force, Kathy [Loffio], Dick & Denny 
. Noreen, Kathy, Denny, Colleen, Mom, Dick & Barbara Ann at Wedding Reception in Denny�s Golden Corral Restaurant 
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In the Summer of 1986 Dick at Inn at Otter Crest on the Oregon Coast 
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In 1987 Dick & Cassie on her first day home at Old Saybrook, CT 
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In February, 2000 Dick working on family history research 
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On August 17, 2004 Dick escorts Mom to reception for renewal of his folk's wedding vows 
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On December 25, 2005 Dick at Bea Jai's home for Christmas 
. The family gathers for Christmas Dinner 
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On December 27, 2005 Shane, Bea Jai, Cassie, Matt & Dick out for lunch in Olympia 
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Our Collection of Classic and Antique Automobiles:
1948 Studebaker Land Cruiser
World's First Self-adjusting Brakes World's First Nylon Upholstery
This factory original �Survivor,� finished in Peacock Green, cost $2,265.00 in 1948 and is powered by a 226 in3 L-head 6 cyl engine producing 94 hp; linked to a 3-speed manual Hotchkiss transmission with overdrive with a gear ratio of 4.55:1 (3.18 overall) it delivers 176 lb-ft torque to the rear wheels. It is capable of 85 mph and is currently appraised at $18,500 by Hagerty Insurance.
It is equipped with the world's first self-adjusting brakes, anti-vibration rubber engine mountings, self-stabilizing independent front wheel suspension, wide tread tires and wide rim wheels. Other unique features include a large capacity oil cleaner, a full pressure oiling system, a vibration damper on the smooth, a short-coupled crankshaft, heat-dam aluminum alloy pistons, an automatic choke control, automatic spark and heat controls, and high capacity shock absorbers. Additional features include a direct-action hand emergency brake, built up rear axle hypoid gears, a full power rubber mounted muffler, anti-friction needle bearings on the rubber-mounted two section drive shaft, automatic voltage control on the shunt wound generator, variable ratio steering with shockless steering linkage, and a 17-gallon gas tank, which allows traveling about 250 miles between refueling. It was the first car upholstered with a nylon fabric called Candalon, which is both washable and long-wearing. "Black lights" dash dials are big and easy-to-read and do not cast a glare in the eyes or reflections in the windshield.
Optional factory features included in this car include bright wheel trim rings and white sidewall tires; the Climatizer heating and ventilation system, which circulates air evenly and offers quick action defrosting; automatic action overdrive, which reduces the engine speed about 30% without affecting the road speed; the automatic hill holder, which allows the driver to stop on a hill without rolling backward by keeping the clutch pedal depressed, taking the right foot off brake pedal, and holding the gas; and a horizontal chrome upper molding instead of the body colored on the front edge of the hood.
The extra low and wide body has ideal weight balance when riding and its stretched wheelbase of 123 inches offers the feel of a limousine.
is currently appraised at $26,600 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $20,300 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $38,500 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $* by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $44,000 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $36,400 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $18,500 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $29,200 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $50,300 by Hagerty Insurance.
is currently appraised at $* by Hagerty Insurance.
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