Bill Martin is a roll-your-sleeves-up kind of guy
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14
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January
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2001
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Mom Inspires Neighborhood
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20
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November
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2004
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Arnold Reunion on Summit Street, 2000
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2000
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AACHM Oral History: Sharon Gillespie
Sharon Gillespie was born in 1945 and raised by her grandmother in Oklahoma before moving to Ann Arbor with her mother at age nine. She remembers redlining in Ann Arbor and the breakup of the historically Black neighborhood she grew up in. She helped raise two younger sisters while her mother attended ophthalmology school at the University of Michigan. Gillespie excelled in her career as a typesetter at local businesses. After retiring, she has been active in volunteering at homeless shelters and hospice programs. She was married to Raymond Gillespie for 21 years.
Mrs. Arnold Puts Cooking To Use In Volunteer Work
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14
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April
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1970
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Helen Arnold Drizzles Frosting On A Pound Cake, April 1970
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1970
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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1970
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Pound cake is one of the favorite desserts of the Irven Arnold family. Mrs. Arnold tops it with a frosting of lemon juice and confectioners' sugar. Waldora Arnold developed the recipe, which her mother makes often. Mike, the youngest son, has mastered the technique of making perfect Baked Alaskas. Mrs. Arnold contributes hours of volunteer work by making "treats."
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1970
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Pound cake is one of the favorite desserts of the Irven Arnold family. Mrs. Arnold tops it with a frosting of lemon juice and confectioners' sugar. Waldora Arnold developed the recipe, which her mother makes often. Mike, the youngest son, has mastered the technique of making perfect Baked Alaskas. Mrs. Arnold contributes hours of volunteer work by making "treats."
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Helen Arnold's Grapefruit Aspic & Tea Sandwiches, April 1970
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1970
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Couple brings faith, support and spirit to inmates
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28
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September
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1997
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Couple receives Hope Clinic award
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12
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May
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1998
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Helen & Irven Arnold, December 1999 Photographer: Leisa Thompson
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1999
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Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1999
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Ann Arbor residents Helen and Irven Arnold, who have been married 61 years, have spent more than 25 years volunteering at local prisons and helping youths who are troubled.
Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1999
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Ann Arbor residents Helen and Irven Arnold, who have been married 61 years, have spent more than 25 years volunteering at local prisons and helping youths who are troubled.
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